Tucson, AZ
Old Souls Animal Rescue and Retirement Home was founded in 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada, by a woman who had spent years caring for other people's aging animals through her pet-sitting business, Luv My Pet, in Opelika, Alabama, and adopting the oldest animals from shelters to give them a good final chapter. The organization now operates in Tucson, Arizona, where it rescues geriatric, special needs, and hospice animals from shelters, and also takes in the aging pets of people entering nursing homes or hospice care who have no family able to take them. There are no paid staff at Old Souls, just volunteers dedicated to giving these animals soft beds, nourishing meals, medical care, comfort, and love, whether they eventually find a new family or stay at Old Souls for the rest of their lives. The organization operates by appointment only at its Tucson property, and adopters or fosters can find current residents available through the website. Old Souls is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit.
Call +1 520-334-5966 to get information about adoption process and fees.
They require large, secure outdoor spaces with plenty of room to roam, dig, and soak up the sun, These gentle giants are best suited for adopters who are experienced or committed to learning how to provide lifelong care for them.
Call +1 520-334-5966 to get information about adoption process and fees.
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Geriatric, special needs, and hospice animals, including pets whose owners have entered nursing homes or hospice care and have no family to take them.
No, the Tucson property is by appointment only.
It was founded in 2010 in Las Vegas by a woman who ran a pet-sitting business in Opelika, Alabama and had a history of adopting the oldest, hardest-to-place shelter animals.
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