♥ Reason To Adopt A Senior Dog Countdown #27 ♥
Nobody wants to be alone and unloved in their older years.
That is true for dogs too.
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November has been designated as National
Adopt a Senior Dog month. As Bentley said
on yesterday’s BFTB NETWoof News, seven is not old to a dog. You could be enjoying another seven years
together. An older dog makes a great
companion for an older human that may not be comfortable getting a rambunctious
puppy. In his sixth year, Bentley has
learned so much. We are currently
working on “turn around” and he loves getting it right.
Today, for Tuesday’s Tails I am featuring
older dogs that should have years of love left to share. Please consider bringing a senior dog into
your heart. Remember, if you can’t
adopt, foster, if you can’t foster, volunteer, if you can’t volunteer, please
share these and the other dogs and cats on this blog hop on your social media.
Finally, it is Election Day across the
country and in Blogville. It is your
right and obligation to cast your vote and have your voice heard. Whether there is rain, snow, or any other
problems, please try to get to your voting precinct. Since the weather is always bright and sunny
in Blogville, if you are a blogger, make sure you get over to Sarge’s place and cast your super-secret ballot TODAY!
Our Tuesdays are also special because we join Dogz ‘n Pawz and Talking Dogs as they host Tuesday’s Tails. This blog hop features shelter pets from around the globe that need forever homes. Please visit and share these deserving dogs and cats on social media. To see the dogs available at PetSavers in Shreveport, click here.
We so wish them good luck. Have a terrific Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
We wish all the dogs will have a forever home soon. They deserve it so much.
ReplyDeleteWe hope many dogs get adopted!!!!
ReplyDeleteHope those beautiful doggies get a home soon. What a beautiful painting of Katrina.
ReplyDeleteThat nightlight is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove that nightlight! Heading out to vote a little later this morning, but in the meantime will be sharing those sweet seniors.
ReplyDeleteWe pray that all Seniors will have a wonderful home.
ReplyDeleteWE VOTED.... we went to Sarge's place and VOTED and then had some of Sasha's Pizza and Cake and Snacks...
Do you Duty... VOTE fur Blogville's Mayor... and then get FREE FOOD... From Sasha's Food truck... for doing your duty.
Every doogie deserves to be loved and have a wonderful home - no matter what their age is
ReplyDeleteSeniors are wonderful, Katie is one of them, but for our lifestyle, Mom really needs active energetic dogs. We will all be seniors one day and that is fine, but until that point, we are a high energy family.So many people don't want to be active with their pets, so seniors would be ideal for them as they don't need as much exercise.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing info about adopt a senior dog month. We have brought several senior dogs onto our house and it has been a great experience. I hope Dolce and Bonnie find a home soon.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful seniors. We can tell they have lots and lots of love to give, and we hope they find loving forever homes very soon.
ReplyDeleteWe just got back from voting, and I just shared these two precious seniors. It feels like I accomplished something today! :)
ReplyDeleteJan, Wag 'n Woof Pets
Oh they are so adorable :) Sharing
ReplyDeleteღ husky hugz ღ frum our pack at Love is being owned by a husky!
Love the countdown...so true.
ReplyDeleteBonnie and Dolce are adorable. I hate it when senior dogs don't have a forever home. Too sad:( Sharing both of them.
ReplyDeleteI hope they find loving homes soon, sharing.
ReplyDeleteSheba.
Older dogs are every bit as loveable. And WE love that you shared them!
ReplyDeleteSenior dogs rock! I hope they find great homes soon. Sharing them!
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