Their lower energy makes them perfect for busy families.

They don’t know they’re old or disabled – they’re too busy being awesome cuddly companions.

They’re some of the happiest, most loving dogs you’ll ever meet! They’re just grateful to be around you.

They bring out the best in people. It’s a rewarding act that restores faith in humanity (and makes lots of friends at the dog park).

Older dogs often have some training from their previous life. That’s less work for you.

Oh, and did we mention that the need is real — they are the only group being left behind in shelters.