Betty and Wilma, a bonded senior pair

Betty and Wilma are a bonded senior pair (about 12-13 years old) who need a loving new home together for the remainder of their time. Their owner, a disabled veteran, died suddenly in early June and his friends have been caring for Betty and Wilma in his home. They really need a new home together.<br/><br/>Betty is still very active and loves her tennis ball more than anything, except Wilma. Wilma is a couch potato and just wants someone to love her. These two are grieving the loss of their dad and just want a home together, with a fenced yard for chasing the ball or snoozing in the sun.<br/><br/>They've met and done well with kids 8 and up, and generally do well with friendly dogs their own size or bigger in the past, but Betty seems to be getting more selective. We don't know if this is temporary, because things feel so unsettled to her, or if this is her new normal. Any home with other dogs would need to be able to keep her separated from other dogs during times when she might feel the need to guard her toy, treat, or food. A home without other dogs would certainly be happier for all involved!<br/><br/>Apply to foster or adopt:<br/><br/>http://Tinyurl.com/FFRPshortApp

Betty and Wilma are a bonded senior pair (about 12-13 years old) who need a loving new home together for the remainder of their time. Their owner, a disabled veteran, died suddenly in early June and his friends have been caring for Betty and Wilma in his home. They really need a new home together.

Betty is still very active and loves her tennis ball more than anything, except Wilma. Wilma is a couch potato and just wants someone to love her. These two are grieving the loss of their dad and just want a home together, with a fenced yard for chasing the ball or snoozing in the sun.

They've met and done well with kids 8 and up, and generally do well with friendly dogs their own size or bigger in the past, but Betty seems to be getting more selective. We don't know if this is temporary, because things feel so unsettled to her, or if this is her new normal. Any home with other dogs would need to be able to keep her separated from other dogs during times when she might feel the need to guard her toy, treat, or foo

Betty and Wilma are a bonded senior pair (about 12-13 years old) who need a loving new home together for the remainder of their time. Their owner, a disabled veteran, died suddenly in early June and his friends have been caring for Betty and Wilma in his home. They really need a new home together.

Betty is still very active and loves her tennis ball more than anything, except Wilma. Wilma is a couch potato and just wants someone to love her. These two are grieving the loss of their dad and just want a home together, with a fenced yard for chasing the ball or snoozing in the sun.

They've met and done well with kids 8 and up, and generally do well with friendly dogs their own size or bigger in the past, but Betty seems to be getting more selective. We don't know if this is temporary, because things feel so unsettled to her, or if this is her new normal. Any home with other dogs would need to be able to keep her separated from other dogs during times when she might feel the need to guard her toy, treat, or food. A home without other dogs would certainly be happier for all involved!

Apply to foster or adopt:

http://Tinyurl.com/FFRPshortApp