Sammy in Little Rock, AR

JUST ADOPTED!

Here he is with his new family……

Welcoming a dog into your life is a profound experience, filled with joy, companionship, and unconditional love. While many people gravitate towards puppies, there’s a unique charm and depth to adopting a senior dog. These dogs, often overlooked, bring with them a lifetime of wisdom, loyalty, and a profound ability to bond.

Sammy may be a senior pup, but his capacity for love knows no bounds. If you’re seeking a loyal companion to share your lap and heart with, Sammy is waiting eagerly for his forever home.

Sammy is deaf and mostly blind, though he can perceive shadows. Despite these obstacles, he remains in good health for his age, but does require thyroid medication. Following a recent dental procedure, the vet has advised against future sedation, so Sammy will remain unaltered.

Why Adopt a Senior Dog?

Gratitude and Loyalty: Senior dogs are incredibly grateful for the second chance they are given. They often form a deep bond with their adopters, displaying unwavering loyalty and devotion.

Matured Personality: Unlike puppies whose personalities are still developing, senior dogs come with well-defined temperaments. This makes it easier to assess whether their energy levels and temperament are a good fit for your lifestyle.

Minimal Training: Most senior dogs have already been trained and socialized. They understand basic commands and often exhibit good manners, making the transition into your home smoother and less demanding compared to raising a puppy.

Calmer Energy Levels: Senior dogs generally have lower energy levels compared to younger dogs, making them ideal companions for those who prefer a more relaxed pace of life. They still enjoy playtime but are content with shorter and less intense activities.

Adopting a senior dog is a rewarding experience that not only enriches your life but also gives a deserving animal a chance to spend their golden years in a loving home. With patience, understanding, and compassion, you can provide a senior dog with the comfort, care, and companionship they deserve. Embrace the opportunity to open your heart and home to a senior dog, and you’ll be rewarded with a lifetime of love, gratitude, and unwavering loyalty.

To apply, please complete our online application, if you haven’t already done so, and then email Whitney Barron wbarronp@gmail.com and let her know of your interest.

Online Application

Statistics
  • Color: Black & Tan
  • Age: 13 Years
  • Sex: Male
  • House Training: Occasional accidents
  • Health: Blind, deaf, thyroid meds Heart clear
  • Temperament: Sweet, gentle, loyal
  • Recommendations: A loving home, without small children, that understands what it takes to care for a senior dog with special needs and is home most of the day.
  • Location: Little Rock, AR
  • Region: Southern
  • Special Needs: Yes
  • Status: JUST ADOPTED
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