A senior dog trapped in a storm drain was rescued by Stillwater Animal Welfare and the Fire Department. No one knows how she became trapped. She was overheated but otherwise in good condition. 

Her story hit the local news with hopes of reuniting her with her family. Sadly, no one came to claim her. She arrived at an overcrowded shelter where her chance of being adopted was low. 

Her rescuers knew of a place called Horse and Hound Rescue Foundation that takes in senior dogs to live on their 50-acre horse rehab ranch. They reached out to see if they would be willing to take the sweet girl. 

Thanks to support from people like you, they were able to say "yes". They receive donated pet food and supplies to care for all the old dogs and give them the love and care they need in their golden years.

The rescue asked their followers to help name their new addition and "Stormy" was the winning name. She is settling in well and getting familiar with her new home. 

Her caregivers told us, "Stormy has been at the rescue for a few weeks now and is settling in beautifully, building her confidence, and soaking up all the love. She finally has a name, a safe place to rest, and a family of volunteers to dote on her. Even though Stormy had a rough start, her future is bright." 

She will get to spend her days napping in the sun, in the hay, or on a soft bed - whichever she prefers. These senior dogs, staff, and volunteers are grateful for the support. 

"Without this support, these senior pups wouldn't have a safe place to call home. All of the senior pups and horses say THANK YOU!"

Thank you for your support. Donate today to help care for more senior dogs.