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Question from Anonymous - "I have a 17 year old schnauzer mix that gets upset everytime we go to the vet. He starts to tremble and pant and is extremely anxious the entire time. I know he is getting closer to being let go, but i can't imagine taking him to be let go...
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Wisdom Wednesday – Safety tips for senior dogs and heat intolerance!
From Rick and Anita: We adopted Frick three years ago and he didn't have a problem with heat at that time. Now that he is 13 it appears he may have a heat tolerance issue. We've been reading about "brachycephalic" but he hasn't been officially diagnosed. Do you have...
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Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy - especially when the vet's office is a place of fear and stress for them. We recently received a heartfelt question about at-home euthanasia, and it's one we, sadly, have a lot of experience with at the sanctuary.
Whenever possible, we let our residents go peacefully at home, surrounded by love, familiar scents, and maybe even a Happy Meal.
If you're facing this difficult decision, we've shared some guidance, personal insight, and steps to help you navigate it with compassion.
Wisdom Wednesday - At Home Euthanasia - House with a Heart
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Sweet Princess, a Bichon mix is still available for adoption. Please help us share her story so that she can find her forever home.
Princess is estimated to be around 12 years old, but looks and acts younger. She is on the larger side weighing around 18 pounds. She is fostered by Caring Hearts Rescue in Springfield, VA.
She has had a full veterinary workup for seniors which found she is in excellent health and has had a dental cleaning.
Princess loves nothing more than being at her guardian’s side, giving kisses, and enjoying lap time. But don’t assume she’s just a lap dog—she is a healthy, active, agile senior who enjoys walks and can manage stairs and getting on/off couches and beds with ease.
She gets along well with other dogs and people of all ages.
To read more about Princess and apply to adopt her, visit caringhearts.org.
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