Memorials

This is Stevie

She was only with us a short time, but we loved her so much from day one.

When she came to us she could not walk at all, was under nourished and just not doing well.

We called Dr. kerns and had a MRI done on her and she said that it did not look good at all.

She gave her a few different meds to see if if would help any and it did help for a little bit.

She stayed with us until it was time to cross over and she did this knowing that we loved her

so much and she was not alone.

My name is Ebenezer

I came to live with SPS as a forever hospice December 13th. 2021

That’s how I got my name being so close to Christmas and being as ornery as I was.

I only weighted a little over 3 pounds and had such a hard time eating because the bottom

part of my jaw was half gone.

But that sure did not make a difference with my Mom she made sure I ate and drank as much

as I wanted. Oh by the way that’s Mom holding me in my carrier!

Everything was done to take care of me but sometimes help comes to late.

I went home to be with all my other friends on May 17th 2022

Little Buttercup came to us with a lot of medical problems,  We  loved her so much for the short time she was with us

She went home to be perfect again!

 
Our sweet little Journey had to leave us to go to a place that did not make her eat the food she did not like

We will always love you

IN LOVING MEMORY

Each and every dog that comes to Senior Paws Sanctuary has a special place in our hearts. While we wish we can keep them with us forever, the time comes when they leave us. When it is their time to have crossed the Rainbow Bridge they were either in their final adoptive home or a sanctuary resident who we gave love and the best quality of life possible in their final days and every day with us.

This page is dedicated to those dogs….gone from our lives but forever in our hearts. Each of them came to us for a reason….often unhealthy, unloved and alone. We won’t turn our backs on those dogs and can continue to do what we do with your help. Rest in peace sweet ones and know you touched us just as much as we touched you.

IN MEMORY OF ALI:

Tiny little Ali came to us as a 13-14 year old Chihuahua who weighed only 3 pounds. She was toothless, blind and heart worm positive. She had spine issues and her lower jaw line had deteriorated. Ali was another unclaimed stray at our local shelter. Senior Paws Sanctuary, Inc. offered Ali a safe place in our foster program. When Ali arrived in our care we had our vet evaluate her condition and we were advised to not treat Ali for her heart worm infestation because of her age and size. Ali remained a sanctuary dog with Senior Paws Sanctuary for the rest of her days and knew love and good care the whole time.

Our Boy Jake, We found him with a rope around his neck in a pile of fire ants. We took him to the Vet and he said that they had bit him everywhere over a 1000 bits Wow!! Well he was about Two years old then and he just left us at the age of 14 We will sure miss him but I am sure there are a lot of bird bathes to drink out of