Seniors & Sanctuary

Grow old with me. The best is yet to be

According to most veterinarians, it's a fact that a dog falls into the “senior” category around age seven. This categorization is influenced by the size of a dog, as smaller dogs mature slower and become seniors later in life than larger dogs.

Before the Bridge

We are proud to collaborate with local Indigenous Communities and often discuss the possibility of opening a retirement home for rez dogs. The older dogs often come to us with osteoarthritis, old injuries that didn't heal properly, broken or missing teeth, and unfortunately, the occasional buckshot in their hindquarters. However, none of these challenges diminish their loyal and loving personalities. Click on each photo to learn more

Granny On Librela for Arthritis 12 + Years Female	Kano 10 + Years Male	Baba On Librela for Arthritis 11 + Years Female
Cousin Hip and Elbow Dysplasia, ongoing care 2 + Years Male	Cobra 7 Years + Male	Dori 6 Years + Female
Brutus On Librela and pain medication for severe Osteoarthritis 10 Years + Male	Red Ruptured Ear Canals due to chronic untreated allergies $277 a month in allergy meds + Librela 10 Years + Male	Morty 6 Years + Male
Johnny On Librela for Arthritis 8 Years + Male	Granger (Sanctuary) Male 4 years Behavioral	Ummin On Librela for Arthritis 8 Years + Female
Oha (Sanctuary) Female 5 years Behavioral