Rescuing two incredible seniors from the crowded shelters | The Asher House

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1. So when a dog is in a shelter do they not do things such as baths and nail clipping?

2. Thank u for all you do.. they are adorable. So sweet looking. Again thank u. It’s amazing

3. Thank you for rescuing these two adorable seniors, there is a special place in my heart for senior dogs they deserve to live the best life, so happy they are with you!💖🐾

4. LEE We just got to SEE Rosie GET BETTER… it looks like it's a miracle for her to even be alive and her spirit it's almost not present 💙she needs LEE You have all the things you can give her to be her DADDY MOMMY SHE NEVER HAD like TONY. DUMPED I pray GODSPEED fast we see her well happy bonded with you ETC My heart hurts for her Shepherds dont complain She desperately needs a soft place to BE while shes getting ok you be her strength ….l hope you make lots videos showing us all the love you give her that is medicine to broken paws lives heartsouls💟 🙏💛 WE LOVE YOU LEE ASHER Be well in every way.😍💛

5. I love how these two have just made themselves at home so easily they look happy already❤

6. Pretty amazing how two big dogs from a traumatic situation can get along so well.

7. Ty for adopting the seniors. My Blaze will be 14 years old this year in November. She will be with me till her last days. I would never think of taking her to a shelter. I got her as a puppy that I held in my hand, and now she is a 70 pound dog. Lifelong commitment.

8. They still move good!! Thank u for that!!

9. Thank you for all that you do 😊

10. They knew they came home ❤🐾

11. Ohhhhhhhmy goodness, they are such sweeties❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

12. It’s like the dogs can sense your loving , caring heart and instinctively connect to your energy and feel welcome and connect with you , god bless . Animals are wonderful and we take them for granted but have a higher consciousness frequency as their souls are of pure unconditional love , hold no grudges , only love ,Tolerance and forgive easily unlike us humans 😢

13. ❤❤❤❤

14. Senior Dogs Rock it!

15. Beautiful babies!

16. You guys are saints god bless I’ve had three mastiffs and a.Shepard husked mix that lived 21 years i. Lao got her from a shelter someone shot her in eye with a Bebe gun so she lost her sight in the eye she was badly abused she was 11months when my mother got her for me she would hide in closet and wouldn’t walk she crawled for weeks I slept in the closet with her snd finslly gained her trust she turned out to be one of the best dogs I ever had and lived to she was 22 years old your story judt reminded me of her when I saw the shepard u gave a home to u guys are awesome it msde me so happy to see sombody taking these older dogs they are so great ful u can see it rt away thank u your story really made my day you guys are awesome

17. You are a awesome person. Thank you for saving these beautiful dogs

18. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

19. Oh my goodness aren’t they beautiful 🥰🇦🇺🤘🏻🐨🤗🤩

20. Thank you for helping 🙏🙏🙏🙏😻😻😻😻

21. What a blessing! Let, you are one in a million! Thank you so much for giving those beautiful babies the loving forever home they've always deserved! 😭🙏🏼💜💜

22. So glad you could help them

23. Completely precious seniors ❤❤ and sweet Sheppard in the watwr made me smile. Thank you Lee for your love

24. Thank you for helping those 2 seniors! You are the best!🙃

25. Omg I love Asher house

26. I love how these two seniors instantly made themselves right at home when they reached the Asher House!

27. They are beautiful x

28. Keep the love ❤️ going, guys….😊 We support you and your team, Lee….God bless all of you guys….⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

29. I volunteer at local Rescue dogs twice a week and I love it do it.

30. I love senior dogs

31. 💜💙💚🧡❤️
    Two Beautiful Vintage Souls have a Chance…

32. Dear God, please protect Lee from all the dangers please.🥹

33. I'm so proud of you Lee and the work you're doing through Asher House. It's sooooo important to give senior dogs a chance to have a final forever home. My spouse and I adopt all our pets from shelters, and we always go for the senior animals. Can you imagine what it must be like for those dogs; one day you're in a home with a family and just because you've grown old and have health problems, you get dumped somewhere or surrendered to a shelter. The poor animal must be thinking, "What did I do wrong? Why doesn't my family want me anymore?" Heartbreaking! Thank you for all your kindness to these sweet boys and girls.

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