Young At Heart Senior Pet Adoptions is a rescue group that focuses on rescuing senior cats and dogs that are often put first on the list of animals to be euthanized at
shelters because of their age.
These dogs have long been present in
shelters because of their age and are often not wanted by many, MANY new owners simply because they are old.
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Would they potentially end up in a
shelter and put down
because of their old
age?
Our vision is a world where no animal with a quality
of life remaining must be euthanized simply
because of the length
of time they've spent in a
shelter, their
age, or any special needs they may have.
Of the 7,600 cats and dogs killed in L.A. city shelters in 2016, more than 2,600 were underage kittens (two months of age or younger), simply because they didn't have safe places to call hom
Of the 7,600 cats and dogs killed in L.A. city
shelters in 2016, more than 2,600 were underage kittens (two months
of age or younger), simply because they didn't have safe places to call hom
of age or younger), simply
because they didn't have safe places to call home.
Many older cats and dogs spend more time in
shelters than others, simply
because of their
age.
To rescue from our local
shelters dogs that we are contacted about
because of specific medical needs regardless
of age and breed.
Many
of these very young kittens (under eight weeks
of age) are brought to animal
shelters simply
because people don't know what else to do with them.
We do not have volunteers under the
age of 18 working at the
shelter because we can not be responsible for minors.
When I adopted little Felix (
age 3) from a no - kill
shelter, he was fed Science Diet dry food for cats with urinary tract issues (
because of crystals found in his urine about a year earlier).
As it relates to the millions
of animals that enter into animal
shelters every year and don't make it out alive
because of space, behavior, breed, or
age, they are not euthanized, they are put to death.
They can be spayed at any
age, as seen by the fact that the
shelters spay kittens and puppies at 6 weeks
of age - but this is simply
because they want to ensure that the animals are sterilized prior to adoption.
Animals in foster care
because they are too young to thrive in a
shelter environment can be available for adoption at 8 weeks
of age, if healthy.
While the puppies have a fighting chance
of being adopted
because they are cute, cuddly and irresistible,
shelters may schedule an older dog for immediate euthanizing simply on the basis
of age.
We are unable to accept pets under 8 weeks
of age because of their susceptibility to disease and fragile condition,
shelter life is not conducive for the little ones.
The Animal Orphanage, Voorhees, NJ Senior Dogs and cats tend to stay at this
shelter longer than most other animals, simply
because of their
age.
At animal
shelters, senior dogs are often euthanized
because they aren't wanted but, with training, all dogs
of any
age or breed can be a great addition to the home.
Pittsburgh, PA — Animal Friends —
Because this organization makes a commitment to every animal who enters the
shelter, regardless
of age or medical condition, they often have senior animals in need
of a quiet, calm, mature home.
Gladys is 12 - years - old and is believed to have been dumped in the municipal
shelter by her previous owners
because of her failing health and advanced
age, which makes her even more deserving
of the nurturing care and pampering she is receiving at our Alex Lewyt Veterinary Medical Center.
Shelters also tend to lump together all
shelter deaths regardless
of the reason for euthanasia, even though their data would be
of far greater statistical value if categorized, for example, as: 1) owner requested due to health, temperament or old
age; 2)
shelter mandated
because the animal was judged too sick or too dangerous to be rehabilitated and placed; 3) and,
shelter mandated
because insufficient resources existed to continue maintaining an animal even though it was healthy and adoptable.
Unfortunately, limited - admission
shelters are often forced to turn helpless animals away when they are considered «unadoptable»
because of the animals»
age, health or behavior.
«When my son could no longer afford his dog — a beautiful six year old golden retriever / chow mix named Bear — he called some
shelters and was told that if he surrendered Bear, he would most likely be euthanized
because of his
age.
Approximately 2 - 5 %
of stray cats (compared with approximately 15 - 20 %
of stray dogs) in
shelters are returned to their guardians and more than 70 %
of cats (compared with about 56 %
of dogs) are put to death in
shelters each year, largely,
shelters cite,
because of a lack
of adopters, no space,
age, and spread
of disease.
Most dogs find their way to
shelters between the
ages of 6 months and 1 year
of age,
because that is the worst behaved time
of a dog's life — their adolescence; they WILL misbehave more during that time period.
Most
of these dogs are elderly and sometimes ill and come from various
shelters and animal rescues across the United States — places from which they are unlikely to be adopted
because of their advanced
age and thus where they face a high risk
of euthanasia.