Hospice Dogs | FurEver Homes Rescue

Hospice & Medical Needs Dogs

From time to time animals arrive in our care that are not able to be publicly adopted, one of our amazing fosters will commit to caring for these hospice dogs until their time comes to cross the rainbow bridge. Each animal has a rescue story and you can donate directly to one of our special cases as they go on their journey. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

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Full of Spice for life: Muffin

In October 2025, Muffin's owner passed away and she was surrendered and scared. It didn't take long to see she had crippling arthritis in her feet that makes it difficult for her to walk. Muffin is now in the care of a loving foster who takes her on adventures by caring her to the dog park and giving her an opportunity to smell the world.

If you would like to help with the cost of Remi's care, click to donate.

Sweet and safe: Celeste

In March 2025, Celeste was surrendered with bad teeth and a will to be loved. She went to the vet for a check up and dental where we found she has a grade 3 heart murmur. After the dental, Celeste developed Fistures that we were unable to get to close despite multiple surgeries. She is going to live out her days with her foster family who are going to ensure she is well looked after for the rest of her days.

If you would like to help with the cost of Remi's care, click to donate.

All about the cuddles: Remi

Remi came to the rescue in April 2025. After a visit to the veterinarian, we discovered Remi has a grade 4 heart murmur and 2 grade 4 luxating patellas. This sweet young boy is being spoiled by his foster family and will live a life of love until he chooses to cross the rainbow bridge.

If you would like to help with the cost of Remi's care, click to donate.

Lapping up the love: Ladybug

Ladybug came to the rescue in January 2025. It was quickly determined she had a heart murmur and upon further investigation, the veterinarian discovered a valve in her heart that did not close when she was first developing. This issue is causing her heart to continue to grow and eventually she will have a heart attack. Ladybug is still young at only 1.5 years old and can't play like most dogs her age due to her heart condition. Her foster mom is making sure Ladybug is comfortable and gets all the love and cuddles until her condition takes her from us.

If you would like to help with the cost of Ladybug's care, click to donate.

Braving the world together: Paulina and Natalia

When you love so much, you just can't leave your best friend behind. Paulina and Natalia came to Fur-ever Homes Rescue as a bonded pair in early 2022. Paulina has cancerous mammory gland tumors and other health concerns which prevent her adoption but the love of Natalia is keeping her strong. Natalia is a healthy little girl who had a rough start but we can't bare to separate them as fear they couldn't live without each other.

This dynamic duo is living out their days together thanks to their amazing fosters, Presley and Logan.

If you would like to help with the cost of Paulina's care, click to donate.

Snuggling my way into your heart: Dotty

Dotty came into the rescue in January 2024 with a grade 3 heart murmur. She has no teeth and her jaw had been broken. With cataracts in both eyes, she has trouble seeing more than shadows but that doesn't stop her from going everywhere her foster mom goes. She is a super sweet girl who is a total lap dog who loves her foster mom and her human foster brother even more. She is lovingly called Littleness by her foster family who hope to be able to give her a loving home for many years to come.

If you would like to help with the cost of Dotty's care, click to donate.