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The Senior Pet Safety Net Email is a COURTESY POSTING for senior or special needs dogs or cats who need a home.  This is  a service offered by HWAH to help  senior dogs or cats in need when HWAH is not able to accept them into the HWAH program. If you have questions about, or an interest in, the featured pet, please contact the person indicated in the Safety Net email.

  

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A Bailout For Bailey?
When Bailey arrived at a vet clinic in Alexandria, Virginia, his owner wanted him to be put down.

The vet wouldn't stand for that, so the vet tech adopted Bailey herself. And if not for that, Bailey wouldn't be alive today!

And this happy, playful Sheltie mix would've been perfect in his new home, except he is not really compatible with the other dogs and kids in the vet tech's home.  So we're trying to find Bailey that new home where he'll be the one-and-only top dog and he won't have to share!

Bailey's in pretty good shape for his age (around 15, we think). He's housebroken but he needs to get out frequently.  Although he gets around OK he has a bit of weakness or pain, possibly a bit of arthritis, in his hind legs.  He's happy on the leash for a walk, going for a ride in the car, or just chilling on a pillow or a dog bed.  
Is there a quiet, happy home where Bailey won't have to share the spotlight with other pets?  Please share Bailey's story and help us find him one!

BAILEY
Breed:  Sheltie mix
Gender:  Male (neutered)
Age:  About 15
Vaccinations:  Up-to-date on rabies
Health issues:  Stiffness (possibly arthritis) in hind quarter; should be on soft food due to dental tartar (too old for anesthesia)

Contact:  Melisa
Phone:  (571) 276-2025
Email:  melisazelaya@ymail.com
This is a COURTESY posting being sent by House with a Heart Senior Pet Sanctuary, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization

 

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