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![]() Contact us by email at info @ sanctuaryforseniordogs. org (remove spaces)
Or contact us by mail at
The Sanctuary for Senior Dogs
P.O. Box 609054
Cleveland, OH 44109
Or call us at 216-485-9233.
Or visit us at our Adoption & Education Center, 4860 Broadview Road (just a few blocks south of the old Center) in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio.
Wednesday 6-7 p.m.
Tuesday, Friday & Saturday 12-1 p.m.
We want to hear from you! We are dedicated to serving senior dogs in need.
Special Note: Due the ever increasing demand for our services, The Sanctuary for Senior Dogs accepts dogs primarily from shelters and pounds in Ohio. Dogs from shelters and pounds in other states are accepted on a space-available basis only. Unfortunately, we can no longer accept dogs directly from the public.
If you are thinking about surrendering your old dog, please exhaust every possibility for keeping your best friend in the home he knows and finds comfortable. According to the Humane Society of the United States, 6-8 million animals enter the sheltering system each year; only half of them leave alive. That means that more than 3-4 million animals are killed each year in shelters across this country. Clearly, there are not enough homes for all the dogs in need. Please do not add another dog to the vast numbers of the homeless unless you have absolutely no other choice. Before you decide, please click Can We Help You Keep Your Dog?
If you really cannot keep your older dog, try a listing on PetFinder.com or an ad in your local newspaper. If you use these placement tools, however, please screen your potential adopter carefully. The life and safety of your dog may depend on it. Unscrupulous people may pose as caring individuals only later to sell your dog to research or to a fighting ring. Please use caution in dealing with people you do not know.
We suggest the following steps to help find the right home for your companion animal:
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