TJ
“Hey, hey, hey! I’m TJ, the spunky Chihuahua with a dash of sweetness! Well, depending on the hour, that is. I’m not a huge fan of dogs getting all up in my grill, so I might get a tad grumpy, but hey, who doesn’t need their space, right? Mostly, I get along just swell with my fellow pups. I’m a people-person too, but let’s be real, I’ve got a bit of sass in my system, and it shows when I’m not feeling my top-notch self. But here’s the kicker—I absolutely adore being cradled like a baby; it’s my instant mood booster! Plus, I’m all about lounging on the couch next to someone special or patrolling the room like a boss, keeping an eye on things. Oh, and don’t forget my PT sessions; they’re like magic for these old joints of mine! So, if you’re on the lookout for your canine counterpart and forever home, I’m all ears and paws for those meet and greets! Let’s make it happen!”
Hi, Future Geezer Guardian!
Our primary goal at OFSDS is to find lifelong placements for senior dogs where they can live the remainder of their lives as a part of a family. Most of our Old Friends that you see at the Sanctuary are available through our forever foster program.
Through sponsorships, donations, and grants, we provide medical care and basic needs to the dogs living in forever foster homes.
Being a Geezer Guardian to an Old Friend is different than fostering for other rescues in that we hope that our Guardians will be forever homes for the remainder of their Geezer’s life. Geezer Guardians must be within 100 miles of Mt. Juliet, TN, as we expect our Old Friends to continue seeing our in-house veterinarian. If you live outside our 100-mile radius and would like to adopt a senior dog, we recommend contacting your local shelter as there are many senior dogs in need of loving retirement homes. You may also consider sponsoring an Old Friend by clicking “Sponsor” on that Old Friend’s profile page!
Because our main goal is to place senior dogs in safe, lifetime homes, we do not charge any fees. For more information or to apply to be a Geezer Guardian, click here.
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