They too deserve a dignified pension: the heartwarming initiative for dogs

Dozens of volunteers aged 65 and over have enlisted to help elderly dogs as part of a collaboration between the "Let the Animals Live" association and the Golden Age Home in Tel Aviv. The volunteers will be filmed in personal videos with the dogs to encourage their adoption.

The "Let the Animals Live" association has launched a new initiative to encourage the adoption of elderly dogs, in collaboration with the Golden Age Home in Tel Aviv. Dozens of volunteers aged 65 and over have enlisted to help the "golden age" dogs, whose chances of adoption are significantly lower compared to puppies. In the first phase, association representatives came to the Golden Age Home with several dogs, and the volunteers learned about their personal stories. Later, the volunteers will visit the association's kennel and be filmed in personal videos with an elderly dog, which will be distributed in the media and on social networks to promote adoption. One volunteer said: "Compassion has no age, and we believe that together we will succeed in giving these dogs the pension they deserve."