Cats or small dogs are considered seniors at age 7. Large dogs are considered seniors at age 6. Browse our site to learn more about caring for your senior pet.
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The Elderly Pet Organization is a 501C3 non profit organization whose mission is to provide information and education about senior pets. Our goal is to end senior pet abandonment and premature euthanization, while increasing senior pet adoptions throughout the US. We accept donations of unwanted items, as well as cash donations to help us with our cause.
Through generous support of our donors, we provide vital tools and resources for at-risk senior pets.
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