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Sept. / Oct. 2021

Greetings from the Old Dog House!
I've been trying to get this newsletter out for weeks now. I'm not sure what is going on with the internet these days. Crazy times.
We are just trying to stay grounded and care for our dogs.
It's looking like we will be wintering over again in Colorado. I am still hopeful we will come across a place that will work for us. But, who knows.
I hate change. Last year Constant Contacts made it so we could no longer post our newsletter on our website so I had to put a link on the website for our supporters to see the newsletter.
Many of you may have noticed the design on our newsletter changed a few months ago. Constant Contact changed their design configuration so I had to reformat the newsletter. Now following the change with Constant Contact we are also not able to use our Pay Pal link for donations.
They are now forcing us to "We Pay"which is the only company that can be linked to our newsletter for donations. We are not going to do this. So the solution for our supporters is to click on "Please visit our website to donate." This will take you to our website where you can scroll down and see the Pay Pal donate button.
You can also see that I have added new pictures in our slide show and added the new dogs to our residents page.
Thank you so much for your continued support.
I hope you enjoy our newsletter
Take Care,
With gratitude,
Sindy Andersen,
Old Dog House P.O.B. 55, Yoder, Colorado 80864


The kindness one does for an animal may not change the world... 
But, it will change the world for that one animal!
Our mission at the Old Dog House is to provide a loving, secure, comfortable home to elderly dogs, where they can live out their lives and be appreciated for the sweet souls they are.
Myrtle
Myrtle is our newest resident. She arrived Oct. 6th. She was found as a stray and brought to the shelter.
She is a very sweet girl. She has an enlarged heart and murmur. She is on heart meds. It doesn't seem to bother her.
As you can see her tongue hangs out. She only has one tooth. I will have to see if she comes out of her shell. So far she keeps to herself. She likes to go outside and lay in the sun. This is one of the cases where I wish I knew what her real name was for 12 years. It would have really helped in her case I think.
Myrtle, you'll see - it's fun here.
Update
Sable
Update : Sable is now named Bella and has been in her new home for about 2 months. She was on antibiotics for a little over a month and was tested recently and her UTI is gone.
Yay ! We are so happy for you Bella.
Gus
Update:
Gus has been here about 2 1/2 months now. He was checked by our vet and it was found that his heart murmur was not as bad as suspected so he was able to get neutered. Yay, he was driving poor Liberty crazy.
We also found out that his hair loss may be from a lack of growth hormone.
The top picture is from the day he arrived and the other picture was taken a few days ago. It appears his hair is growing back a bit. But this is not a issue for us - we will love him no matter what his hair looks like.

Dixie

Dixie has come out of her shell.
She started to play with toys.
She loves her little Piggy.




Betty likes the stuffed animals

Old Dog House
P.O. Box 55
Yoder, Co. 80864



We are a non-profit 501(c)3 tax exempt no kill old dog rescue. We are an independent organization and depend solley on donations from the general public to operate.