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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Giving and getting cuddles 24/7: Barney

Barney was surrendered back to the recue, no fault of his, in May 2022. At first, he had difficulties settling as he missed his owners. Also during this time, it was found he had bilateral ear infections and was hard of hearing. After going to a few fosters, he finally settled with his foster. He hardly barked and was an overall good boy. After getting treated for the ear infections; it was found he had a grade 4 heart murmur and stage 1 renal failure at his dental. After his dental, it was decided it was best for Barney to live out his years here. He has settled really well. He likes his routine and walks. Barney is living comfortably in a loving home with two cats and another senior dog for company

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

Life was Ruff, now I'm loved: Roscoe

Roscoe is a 4 year old dachshund who came to Fur-ever Homes Rescue in September 2022. Roscoe suffers from a form of lupus and has been taking medication to help reduce the severity of the symptoms. Even though the world has not been kind to Roscoe, he doesn't let that stop him from showing us all the love in the world. There isn't a mean bone in Roscoe's body and he just wants to show us how much we mean to him. Roscoe loves to chew his toys and snuggle up next to you. If he had it his way he wouldn't leave your side, ever.

If you would like to help with the cost of Roscoe'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.

Pawsitively living life: Lulu

So much life to live- Lulu is a 18 year old terrier mix, she was surrendered to FHR in 2019, for some time she needed a safe space to work on some confidence issues.

Lulu is best described as a tom boy as she loves to roll around in animal smells, loves her bones and loves to chase bunnies an squirrels. Don’t be fooled though, Lulu is also as basic as it gets as she secretly loves pumpkin and absolutely loves to cuddle in a cozy blanket! Lulu is the type of dog who would run across the room just to have a seat next to you.

Lulu is constantly proving to people around her that there is still lots of life to live despite what has happened to her in the past and despite her age! In fact, people are constantly amazed when they realize her age.

Lulu had a big surgery in 2020 to remove several mammary gland tumors. This is a constant medical condition that needs to be monitored. Donations to Lulu would be greatly appreciated to help pay for medical bills to monitor her mammary gland and pay for her special food diet.

If you would like to help with the cost of Lulu's medical needs, click to donate.

Enjoying the Canadian kindness : JiSoek

This tiny boy came all the way from Korea, he was rescued by a group there from a local shelter. He arrived in Canada in November 2018 where we sadly discovered that JiSoek has many medical issues. In the last year, JiSoek's arthritis has progressed and he now uses a wheelchair to get around as his back legs no longer work very well. We are now managing his medical needs and thank his loving foster, Evi, for being dedicated to giving him many happy years.

If you would like to donate to his ongoing care, click to donate.

The Journey Is Not Over Yet : Keewee

Kiwi was rescued March 2021. He is 19 years old and is completely blind & deaf. Special thanks to his Foster mom Leticia and her family where he is spending his final days. He has the best life, sleeping on his favorite pillows, cuddling with the kittens, getting treats and amazing food from his humans. He tells us when he needs to go outside, and let’s us know when he wants to go inside. He may not be able to see or hear but his nose is on point

If you would like to donate to Keewee's ongoing care, click to donate.