Senior dogs in shelters have less chance of adoption than younger dogs. Potential pet parents hesitate to bring home an older dog due to possible health issues, lower energy level, and limited life span. Yet these canines bring so much love and gratitude to everyone they meet.
Lara is a 13-year-old Pit Bull mix and currently the oldest resident at the Peggy Adams Animal Rescue. The precious pooch has a heart of gold and longs for a family of her own.
13 and homeless đź’” Lara is looking for love again after entering the shelter through no fault of her own. Lara is friendly with kids and other dogs. She is a gentle soul looking for a soft place to land 🛋️ Lara’s ideal day includes sleeping in late, getting some fresh air and sunshine, and cuddling up with her future family. Lara is an active seior – she even attends playgroups with other dogs in the shelter. We have hope that Lara’s golden years will be her best yet đź’› Meet her at… đź“ŤPeggy Adams Animal Rescue League West Palm Beach, FL #seniorrescuedog#rescuedog#animalrescue…