Millie & Lulu - 2 Bonded Seniors looking for their final Home

**LOCATION - ALABAMA - available w/transport to many states.<br/><br/>THEY THOUGHT THEY HAD A HOME AGAIN. NOW, AT 12 AND 10 YEARS OLD, MILLIE & LULU ARE LOSING EVERYTHING ALL OVER AGAIN. <br/><br/>There is something especially heartbreaking about watching senior dogs lose the only life they have ever known.<br/><br/>Millie and Lulu were once very loved and well cared for. They had a family. They had a home. They knew what it felt like to belong.<br/><br/>Then circumstances changed. Their owners could no longer afford to care for them and made the heartbreaking decision to relinquish them to a shelter.<br/><br/>A shelter is no place for two senior dogs who have spent their lives knowing the comfort of a home.<br/><br/>Thankfully, a family stepped forward to foster with the intention of adopting them, and we thought their story had found its happy ending.<br/><br/>They were together.<br/>They were out of the shelter.<br/>They had a home again.<br/><br/>But after some time, the family realized that with a toddler in the home, they simply did not have the time Millie and Lulu deserved.<br/><br/>And now these two senior sweethearts are looking for a home all over again. <br/><br/> MILLIE is a 12-year-old Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler mix weighing just 27 lbs.<br/><br/> LULU is a 10-year-old Boxer mix weighing 46 lbs.<br/><br/>These girls are bonded and need to stay together. After everything in their lives has changed, the one thing they have always had is each other.<br/><br/> Good with other dogs<br/> Wonderful with people<br/> Great with children<br/> Both are healthy<br/> Sweet, loving girls with plenty of life left to live<br/><br/>They aren't asking for much.<br/><br/>A soft bed. A safe home. Someone to love them. Someone who won't give up on them when they get older.<br/><br/>Someone who will make sure the next home they walk into is the LAST home they will ever have to find.<br/><br/>We know what we're asking.<br/><br/>Finding an adopter for one senior dog can be difficult. Finding someone willing to open their heart and home to two bonded seniors is an even bigger ask.<br/><br/>But we also know that person exists.<br/><br/>Somewhere out there is someone who will look past their ages and see what we see: two beautiful souls who deserve to spend the rest of their lives knowing they are safe, wanted and loved.<br/><br/>Millie is 12. Lulu is 10.<br/><br/>They should not be spending this chapter of their lives wondering where they will go next.<br/><br/>They should be curled up together on someone's couch. They should have beds with their names on them. They should know the sound of their person's footsteps coming through the door. They should know that this time, no one is leaving them behind.<br/><br/>Please don't let their ages make you scroll past them.<br/><br/>Senior dogs don't ask us for forever in the way a puppy does.<br/><br/>They ask us to make whatever time they have left matter. <br/><br/> If you cannot adopt them, PLEASE SHARE THEM.<br/><br/>Share them with the person who has a quiet home and room for two more beds. Share them with the senior-dog lover. Share them with someone whose heart is big enough for two.<br/><br/>Millie and Lulu have already lost their home once and thought they had found another. They deserve to never have to wonder where they belong again.<br/><br/>Please help us find the person who will look at these two gray-faced sweethearts and simply say:<br/><br/>Come home, girls. You're safe now. <br/><br/>Apply to adopt Millie & Lulu at www.rthrs.com

**LOCATION - ALABAMA - available w/transport to many states.

THEY THOUGHT THEY HAD A HOME AGAIN. NOW, AT 12 AND 10 YEARS OLD, MILLIE & LULU ARE LOSING EVERYTHING ALL OVER AGAIN.

There is something especially heartbreaking about watching senior dogs lose the only life they have ever known.

Millie and Lulu were once very loved and well cared for. They had a family. They had a home. They knew what it felt like to belong.

Then circumstances changed. Their owners could no longer afford to care for them and made the heartbreaking decision to relinquish them to a shelter.

A shelter is no place for two senior dogs who have spent their lives knowing the comfort of a home.

Thankfully, a family stepped forward to foster with the intention of adopting them, and we thought their story had found its happy ending.

They were together.
They were out of the shelter.
They had a home again.

But after some time, the family realized that with a toddler in the home, t

**LOCATION - ALABAMA - available w/transport to many states.

THEY THOUGHT THEY HAD A HOME AGAIN. NOW, AT 12 AND 10 YEARS OLD, MILLIE & LULU ARE LOSING EVERYTHING ALL OVER AGAIN.

There is something especially heartbreaking about watching senior dogs lose the only life they have ever known.

Millie and Lulu were once very loved and well cared for. They had a family. They had a home. They knew what it felt like to belong.

Then circumstances changed. Their owners could no longer afford to care for them and made the heartbreaking decision to relinquish them to a shelter.

A shelter is no place for two senior dogs who have spent their lives knowing the comfort of a home.

Thankfully, a family stepped forward to foster with the intention of adopting them, and we thought their story had found its happy ending.

They were together.
They were out of the shelter.
They had a home again.

But after some time, the family realized that with a toddler in the home, they simply did not have the time Millie and Lulu deserved.

And now these two senior sweethearts are looking for a home all over again.

MILLIE is a 12-year-old Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler mix weighing just 27 lbs.

LULU is a 10-year-old Boxer mix weighing 46 lbs.

These girls are bonded and need to stay together. After everything in their lives has changed, the one t