Summary
Two older dogs, Chico and Tigga, at a shelter in California found comfort with each other during a special playdate. The shelter hopes this bond will help them find a new home together, as older dogs often have a harder time getting adopted.
Key Facts
- Chico, an 8-year-old dog, is at the shelter due to a legal case.
- Tigga, a 14-year-old dog, ended up at the shelter after her owner passed away.
- The shelter organized a playdate for Chico and Tigga, showing them finding comfort in each other's company.
- The shelter believes Tigga might do well living with another calm dog.
- Senior dogs typically have a lower adoption rate than puppies or younger dogs.
- Many people overlook adopting older dogs, even though they are often house-trained and know basic commands.
- The shelter aims to raise awareness and encourage the adoption of senior dogs like Chico and Tigga.
