Best friends made sure to make the last days of a 19-year-old shelter dog magical

 Best friends made sure to make the last days of a 19-year-old shelter dog magical

Even though senior shelter dogs don’t get usually picked up by the adopter, they still need love and care, too. All dogs deserve a forever home where they will spend their last days in peace.

This is a story about a 19-year-old shelter dog Annie who was given a foster home by two best friends, who were trying to make her last days magical.

 

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Lauren Siler heard about her needing a home. Her previous owners left her at the shelter and never came back.

 

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Vets predicted that she had a month left. She was facing spending the rest of her life in the shelter, until Lauren and her roommate who is also her best friend, decided to take her home as a foster. They were so touched by her story.

 

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They soon began to post about her new life and adventures. They do everything possible for her to feel loved and appreciated. They snuggle her, give her treats and overall give her the attention she seeks.

 

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Despite the prediction that she was going to live a few more weeks, she holds up great months later.

 

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Her story went viral and people all over the world started sending her their love.

 

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Some of her Instagram reels were like more than 4 million times. They got a P.O. box for her fan mail.

 

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She lived longer than anyone expected and maybe the reason for that was the stimulation to move forward that she got from her foster parents.

 

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Lauren said that until she was ready to go, they were going to let her keep living life.

 

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