Summary
A 14-year-old dog named Molly was brought to a Los Angeles animal shelter because her owners moved to a place that does not allow pets. Senior dogs like Molly often struggle in shelters and have a harder time finding new homes due to their age and special needs.
Key Facts
- Molly is a senior dog surrendered to the North Central Animal Shelter in Los Angeles.
- Her owners had to give her up because their new apartment does not allow dogs.
- Shelter staff describe Molly as a friendly dog who likes people despite initial reluctance.
- Senior dogs like Molly are more vulnerable in shelter environments due to stress and health needs.
- Volunteers say Molly has shown affection, calmly allowing grooming.
- Online reactions were emotional, with many hoping Molly finds a new home soon.
- Molly is housed at North Central Animal Shelter, with shelter ID A2255679.
