Summary
A senior dog named Paco was returned to the Trumbull Animal Group (TAG) shelter, where he was originally adopted in 2016, after his owner passed away. The shelter is providing medical care for Paco and hopes to find him a new home. The story highlights challenges older dogs face in finding adoptive families due to concerns about health and lifespan.
Key Facts
- Paco is a 13-year-old Chihuahua mix.
- He was adopted from the Trumbull Animal Group (TAG) in 2016 and returned after his owner died.
- TAG is providing medical care for Paco, including bloodwork and a planned surgery.
- The surgery aims to remove a lipoma (a fatty lump) and address dental issues.
- Senior dogs often struggle to find homes, with lower adoption rates compared to younger dogs.
- TAG shared Paco's story on Facebook, receiving many reactions but no adoption interest yet.
- Community donations are helping cover Paco’s veterinary costs.
- Supportive items can improve the quality of life for senior dogs in shelters.
