At 15-years-old, Max is at San Antonio Animal Care Services Adoption in Texas, hoping a special someone will finally provide him with some kindness and care. According to the shelter, he is receiving medical care at this time, although there has not been any specific treatment described.
Sadly, there are not many families interested in adopting senior dogs, no less a senior needing medical care, but we are appealing on Max’s behalf for someone to see beyond the matting of his once beautiful coat and his slower pace, and help him recover his pride and health for however long he has left to really enjoy being a carefree dog. How sweet it would be for him to wake up in the morning to look forward to after a good night’s sleep. How sweet it would be for him to have his food and water always available, to go for a ride to the park or cuddle up in a soft bed.
Max is in danger of being euthanized this week July 12; time is short for an old guy who apparently roamed the area for a long time with no place to call home.
He’s from my neighborhood. I had posted him on our nextdoor trying to figure out who he belongs to..
He’d hang out and one house but mostly roams. Apparently been doing that for many years.
PetHarbor Adoption listing:
MAX – ID#A679675
I am a male, red and brown Chow Chow blend.
The shelter staff think I am about 15 years old.
For more information about this animal, visit:
San Antonio Animal Care Services
Ask for information about animal ID number: A679675.
If you are interested in adopting a pet in our care, we require a 30-minute on-site interaction. You can visit our shelter at 4710 State Highway 151.
If you are interested in fostering a pet, please complete our foster application: saacs.info/foster. ACS Foster Volunteers must have their personal pets up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered in order to foster an ACS pet.
If you are a rescue organization that is interested in becoming a rescue partner, please contact our Rescue team: [email protected]
Please share Max’s plight with approved rescue organizations, friends, family and social media contacts. Maybe someone, just one person needed, will see his photo and read his brief story here and save his life. We truly hope so for Max.
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