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Reply To: Doggy Dementia
When my JRT was older I had the same issues having to pick her up because she couldn’t jump as high, then came a time when picking her up was uncomfortable for her. I had doggy steps everywhere in the house. But, I have a truck so a dog has no choice but to jump in or get help from me. At first I made this sling I would use to lift her up in the truck. lol Then I found a ramp that stored easily in my truck that she used without a problem. It took no time for her to figure out there was no pain involved with using the ramp and using it meant she got to do one of her favorite things, ride in the truck. Thought I would pass that along in case she gets a new home and it’s with someone who wants to drive places with her.
If your mom says no, I have had luck finding homes for a few stray kitties by posting info at local churches and senior citizen centers. Some of the kitties that have crossed my path have been older couch potatoes and I was able to place them with people that needed that quiet companion that was past all the training necessary for a younger pet. Also, you may be able to find a senior dog or Dachshund rescue in your area if you can’t keep her.
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