APA Senior Class Dogs

While Rousseau's needs change as she ages, she will always be the sweet girl who loves her people and pretends that she's a weighted blanket.
Many of our senior dogs are in foster and we're so happy for Rousseau and these other senior dogs but their journeys aren't complete yet! Take a chance on a senior dog-your life and their life will be better for it!

Nine shmine. Give this senior girl a yard and some kiddos to enjoy her golden years with and she's is SET!
Baylor is a housetrained, gorgeous senior who knows that the finer things in life is a bake in the sun and a soft place to snooze. Can you give a senior girl her golden years in a home?

What's better than a duo of dogs? A SENIOR duo of dogs! Those wisdom whiskers tell us that Ethel And Fred have a lot of life lived and a lot yet to be lived. Let's give this bonded pair the best years of their lives so far! Email [email protected] for more info.

Before Byron was told he was a VGD (very good dog) and after!!
Come put a smile on this senior's face by springing him from the shelter into a foster or adoptive home!

Wait. What IS this? Basset Hound? Border Collie? Or just a Lowrider Tina looking for an adopter?!

Yep, that's Lowrider Tina and this senior really is this cute and stubby. She can live with other dogs and would do best in a home with older kiddos since her arthritis is starting to bother her a little bit more. Email us at [email protected] to connect you with her foster!

Hello! I see that you have snacks!! Funny enough I also like snacks!!

Muddy is a little shy and prefers the home life where he can enjoy his retirement years. Let's help this 8 year old find a home of his own!

Nugget knows once you become a senior, you need to perform a certain level of gravitas. Usually can show that by how fancy your hat is... 😜
In all seriousness, Nugget is the least serious senior around! He's silly, playful, loves other dogs and will act like every human he encounters is his long lost friend.
Let's help this newly minted senior find a home of his own!
Learn more here: https://www.austinpetsalive.org/adopt/dogs/apa-a-123197

Being a senior means you have to stay limber, enjoy the outdoors and get your steps in! Ikat is eight years young and looking to move into his next chapter in life.