Hope for the future, now a forever 🙏 thank you for sharing this beautiful girl❤

@TheDodo as soon as I get moved I want to do the same.. 💯experience.

Awesome.!!!

Awesome❤❤❤

Video to whole story doesn't pop up!!!

maybe she wasnt given up, maybe the owner simply died...

​@KazaarTV or maybe they did give her up, since that was what the video literally said. Maybe it's better not to cover up truths that cost people education about how many senior dogs are dumped like trash every... single... day. If you ever decide to help and foster/ become part of rescue, you'll quickly learn it's very rarely because the owner died

​@@KazaarTVOr the owner had to go to a nursing home and couldn't care for the dog anymore.

Exactly my first thought 😢

It was a truly cruel and barbaric thing to do.

So true

Yes! And cats too ❤

@@kellybroady6378 agreed! I have two cats and two dogs in the house currently

@Trevormandude I love that! ❤️ I have 3 cats and 1 foster dog.

@kellybroady6378 that's awesome! I don't know what I would do without my animals

They didn't abandon the pup they put it in a shelter there a huge difference.

👍💯💯💯💔This old dog is a Total Sweetheart! 🐶❤️

Honestly, hope their kids dump them in a terrible nursing home someday

Her owner may have passed.

My first thought exactly but you never know what might have taken place in the owners life, it could have been the best decision to make sure the dog got a better life

@@illbenny1865 It all depends on the reason that's true. If a pet owner dies, it's kinder for family members who can't or won't take responsibility for their loved one's pet to bring them to the shelter, than to abandon them. If a loving pet parent is going into a Nursing Home, facing extreme or terminal illnesses and has no one to help their pet, reaching out to a no-kill shelter or Rescue group is a sad kindness to offer their pet a chance at a future home after they pass or are no longer capable to care for them. 😢 A kind and heartbroken homeless person or someone who just lost their home and surrendered their dog to help them is another sad and valid reason. If someone can't afford their pet's medical bills may be another reason - hopefully they will try to get a payment plan from their Veterinarian or ask animal charities or their local shelter for free or lower cost help, or set up a Go-Fund me account first. There are valid and sad reasons to surrender a pet and there are selfish reasons as well. One of the saddest occasions when I volunteered at a pet shelter I'll never forget. Oliver was a 13 year oldish, sweet and docile Bassett Hound who was brought to us on Christmas Eve, by the husband's Secretary, because the parents were giving their children a new Puppy for Christmas the next day! Poor Oliver and those poor kids! He was such a sweetheart, I got him into a wonderful weight loss for dogs program at an amazing pet Boarding Facility. (this was Oliver's miracle!) This new program got him on television and also got him adopted by the kindest young woman who worked at this facility! She fell in love with this sweet senior, treated him like a beloved child until he went to the Rainbow Bridge. Oliver had a happy miracle after being dumped at the shelter- many do not, depending on the State the shelter is in and if it's a No-Kill shelter, and if the workers and volunteers are dedicated and caring! Best wishes to you Benny. 🙏❤️

dont worry she has great parents now, and im crying with you. she looks so precious :3

@@danielmartin6386 I know they're loving and wonderfully caring souls to take on that responsibility.. Thank GOD for them and for their big hearts for taking that baby .I guess it's cuz I'm old myself with 4 furry babies and cannot imagine anything ever being so bad I'd give them up but I do understand circumstances happen beyond our control.. I must say after thinking about it a min it had to have been awful for who turned her over but they did seek out good loving care for her and I'm gonna pray that GOD bless all involved with this situation and that HE bless them abundantly ... We truly don't know what anybody goes thru til we walk a mile in their shoes .....

And hell holds a place for her “owner” 😤

Maybe then owner died and the rest of the family didn't want to deal with her. It happens.

@@PADS62 True, dogs are lots of responsibility. It's sad, but all worked out.

@jonl4802 Yes. I'm so So happy at the outcome. 🥰

Good Bless You 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Judy, so happy to learn that you had Truman with you to enjoy his life! Such a bonus to have had 10 more years! 🌟😎🙏❤️

So understand that kind of love❤

I'm so envious! I'd love to know what you fed Truman bc my last 2 dogs only lived 10 & 11 yrs. My heart is still in shreds!

Thank you for the kindness and love you showed to that dog. I'm sure he appreciated it.

Or the owner was old too and passed away or had to go into care..?

@@vstr4276 that could be the case too but just like how you just made an assumption so did i 🥺..

@@AdoraTsang very true, she looks very healthy, im just glad she ended up with good people to continue to love and care for her

@@AdoraTsangshut your mouth! Theres no excuse

Maybe they fell on hard times? Lots of people end up having to give away their pets because they can’t afford it anymore. The pet was very much loved but it had to be done for the dog’s own good.

I'm sure the family had a situation. Life isn't always wine and roses . Probably the original owner passed and the young people in the family couldn't provide for her . That's what I choose to believe. But she is living her best life now

Now that’s a good question how

The mind boggles doesn’t it. Perhaps they got a “new” dog and just replaced her. I HATE people like that

@@annemariecayzer5660 Yeah..

@@annemariecayzer5660 EDIT: OK, apparently I need to clarify something…. The response I made to this commenter is about the people,who get rid of one dog just to get something new. NOT THE PERSON WHO HAD TO GIVE UP THE 19 YEAR OLD DOG! I in no way believe that person surrendered that dog just to get something new. The comment I made was in response to people who DO give up a animal just to get something new! It is people like that, that I cannot stand! Now… my original response is below…. ORIGINAL RESPONSE: my ex SIL was like that… she would get a new puppy every 2 years or so… it would piss me off so bad every ti e she posted a pic of her "new" fur baby… when asked what happened to her other fur baby she would always have some excuse as to why he or she was t working out and had to be taken to the shelterllll I felt so sorry for every puppy she brought home because I knew that poor baby was going to get replaced once the newness ran out or she saw something cuter… 😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡

Loss of job and having to move to an apartment where they don't allow large pets, divorce with neither party able to care for a large senior pet alone, owner being relocated to an old age home, lots of reasons.

IKR its unthinkable!! They’ll probably drop their kids off too, when they can’t deal with them.!

@@lisahyman6563 or, the kids will drop their parents off!

What if they died? The owners? And family dumped it at a shelter?

@@daetyme998 when the parents get old, their children will drop them off at a nursing home and forget about them. They taught their children well.

I knew someone who was super broke and the dog was so sick, smelled like cancer, and couldn't afford the vet fees so they gave her to the pound to be put down. But that was a severe financial situation. Still insanely sad for the dog.

@@Me-iz6ccbased on the video it was a family who returned her you idiot, the odds of an entire family being incapable of a dog are negligible

@@jmadden7270 Still insanely fucked up.

@@Me-iz6cc Yet there are literal homeless people who "adopt" stray dogs and ensure the dog eats before they do every day. Stop making excuses

​@Its_Elise_C they may have taken the dog to the shelter for a better shot at life than they were capable if giving. When I was 15, our family was homeless and my mom let another family take me. At first I didn't want to go but they were kind, fed me everyday and took care of me and I've been grateful for that to this very day. My mom did what's best for me and I commend that. Giving someone up isn't always a bad thing.

Where we live, if you are at least 55 and the dog at least 5, the adoption fee is half price. And we prefer older dogs. Rn ours are 11, 11 and 12. 2 with birthdays coming up. So much calmer and easier with the older pups

100% true

I have fostered younger dogs but the thought of adopting an older dog sounds like a difficult tast financially because of meds and vet visits in their older years.

@@LottieSue it definitely can be. I spent thousands on the two senior dogs i adopted in their final years. Its not for the faint of heart (or wallet). Not everyone can do it, and thats perfectly okay

@@LottieSue, you would have those same bills with a puppy one day too... once the puppy grows old. So what’s the difference??? And you help provide a precious senior dog with a loving home. ♥️

Death, loss of home, income, employment, divorce, prison, there's a list of reasons that a 19yo soul might find itself on the market for a family. The ONLY thing that matters is that this sweetheart is happy and she doesn't have a thought in the world about yesterday. This is a happy story :)

@@iyamwhatiyam547. Thank you for your response. It reminded me that sometimes people don’t have a choice the way I was thinking. I have a feeling that what ever led to them giving her up, she is in a much better situation now. She IS happy! 😊

It’s a dog. That’s why

They do it in India all the time. Take Their old to huge festival and leave them there.

@@merk9569 she is a happy girl ;)

Senior pets are the absolute best!! I adopted a hospice cat, 13 years old, had her just under a year before she passed. She was the sweetest baby!

you simply don’t know the circumstances that could’ve lead to them dumping her. i get humans are shitty but we owe each other at least a little bit of empathy y’know

She lived 19 years, in good health. She can even walk.. She wont reach that if she wasn't well taken cared of. I'm more afrsid of what these fosters are giving her. She might have cancer from those foods

...what if you are old is it still ok ?

​@willgaukler8979 Most rescues have you fill out your information before you foster, most don't allow senior citizens to foster privately unless they have other people living with them

Even if a person adds a puppy to their family, there is no guarantee of time. My cousin adopted a dog that died of cancer at age 4.

🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕🙏💕🙏

I agree. I had 17 & 21+ year old dogs. Good years till the end, too.❣️❣️

I think I'll adopt a senior dog when time comes to get another dog.....may not have years and years with him/her but will have a house full of love while they are with me.

So cruel to dump ur dog after 19 years. I’m so glad these adoptive parents came along. I recently rescued a dog a if I didn’t rent I would take take as many dogs as I could handle. I would definitely consider an older dog. I know you may have less time but they will definitely appreciate you and they most likely will come potty trained and leash trained. Any rescue imo comes with this special type of appreciation. Unfortunately they most likely had to see hardship along their journey. Pets are not disposable. Why do some people have no compassion? They are missing out on the best friend they could every know.

I love that you called her sweet sugar face...I'll have to use that.

​@@lisabradley3541----- Right......I was goin to say never heard term sugar face❤but then realized my Alzhemers was kickin in😂

I've always called them "frosty faces". But I love that phrase, "sugar face" ❤

MANY BLESSINGS SENT YOUR. WAY.

I am a sap for senior Pups💗

I would love to have a Senior Shelter to insure Senior Pups can feel Love & Compassion until it is Their Time to Cross the Rainbow Bridge..

You are the blessing fir senior dogs.

God bless you.

You suffered many losses!

I agree. They’re LOSERS!

Agreed👍🏻. What a sweet girl, hoping she makes it to 20,21yo🥰💜!!! THANK U SO VERY MUCH 😊.

@@debrawillier4930 Thank you so much 😊

You're assuming too much. Her owner may have passed or may be too ill to take care of her.

@@hippiemama52agreed. We don’t know their story. They could have had genuinely honest intentions. That being said the worst is when people get puppies and just get rid of them when they’re older. Makes me sick.

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I got one word... what is yours!

Hey.... just a thought; what if the owner died, or is so sick in the hospital? And the other family members couldn't take her in? 😢 It's very sad if that's what happened. 😢

@PADS62 then that whole family will get karma deductions, go downstairs, or whatever final affliction destination they believe in & deserve.

@almohvn33 I've got a whole list ... why give us some artistic freedom outside of a mere 1 or 2 words? 🤪 Seriously, though I've volunteered at Animal Shelter for the last 3 decades, I have a LIST. I unequivocally despise any people who mistreat animals.