No animal, whether challenged by age or physical disability, spend his final days alone and scared in a shelter.

That he finds a home, where has to worry no more about his fate.

He has good meals, lots of fuzzy toys and tennis balls, and his own bed, a yard to play in, integrated veterinary care, and plenty of love.

Then, when he has chosen to cross the Rainbow Bridge, he is surrounded by love, with a soft bed and gentle hugs that allow him to pass on with dignity and respect, at peace.