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10/31/2024

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10/31/2024

10/31/2024

Old Dog Haven home FOUND!!!

PERMANENT ODH HOME FOUND
(in W. Washington or Portland, OR only)

"Sasha" is an amazingly cute wirehaired dachshund mix, super-senior spayed female, who weighs 12 pounds. This girl came to the shelter when her person passed away; neighbors came to the rescue and got her out of the house. Now in a temporary shelter foster home, she gets along with all though particularly likes to snuggle with dad on the couch. She loves to be outside, wandering around the yard, and the former neighbors reported that she likes walks and is lively and friendly. She lived
with another dog before and now is fine with one in the temporary home.

Her bloodwork is pretty good so organs are functioning well, but
her teeth are terrible. It may take some effort to get her potty manners
back (no doubt they weren't sent outside regularly in the recent past)
but look at that face - it will be worth it.

As an Old Dog Haven forever foster, all vet bills are paid by our organization (thanks to donations!). This means you don't have the worry of vet bills. We do have a process to apply to foster for Old Dog Haven, so please read through the information below and contact us.

https://olddoghaven.org/how-to-help/fostering/

Old Dog Haven has no facility or shelter, every dog we take into our care goes into a private home-a home that has been thoroughly vetted. There's a process to become a forever foster for us that includes a home visit which is why sending dogs outside of W. Washington or Portland, OR is not possible. We know this is frustrating to some but please remember, we have the dogs' best interest in mind and hope those of you who live outside of our foster area will still share our plea because you may reach someone who can foster for us!

We appreciate that so many of you want to help senior dogs. If you are not in our area, check with your local rescues and shelters about fostering or adopting. There are senior dogs (and dogs of all ages) in need everywhere.

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10/10/2024

Max’s story is extremely disheartening and we hope when people read what has happened to him they will understand Max a little more and be willing to give him the time he needs.

Meet Max, an eleven year old Corgi/Chihuahua mix. Max’s owner brought him in to Owner Surrender him. Due to a variety of factors including how stressed he was and reactive with staff we informed the owner that is was not in his best interest to be left at the shelter and resources were provided to the owner for other options of rehoming him in a less stressful manner. You can imagine or sadness when the owner went to sit in their car and called local ACO and PD to report the dog as a stray, the dog was then picked up from the owner by an ACO and brought into us.

Needless to say, our initial assessment of Max not doing well at the shelter was correct. We still cannot touch his head and although we are now cautiously able to take him out for walks, the shelter is not a good place for the senior pupper. When he is in the office of one of our staff members he is very standoffish and looks at the door, waiting for his owner to come. He needs someone who will give him time to warm up, understanding that he has gone through a lot of change and is very confused. He would do best in a home with no young kids at this time. We are looking for someone who will unconditionally love this older guy and make sure he is never given up again, especially to a shelter. If you have a heart for seniors and dogs that are curmudgeon look no further. Max is a portly 23 pounds and it wouldn’t hurt him to loose a few pounds. We are sure there is a heart of gold behind his standoffish nature he is just looking for the right person to show it to. You can apply to adopt Max online.

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