No dog belongs in a shelter, but when older ones, like Priss, end up here it is especially heartbreaking. Priss is a 13 year old, female, Lab mixed breed looking for a foster or forever home. After losing the person she loved most, she’s trying to navigate a brand new life without them. It’s a quiet kind of heartbreak that you can see and feel. Despite going through some of the worse days of her life, she remains gentle and loving. You can tell she was deeply cared for and she carries that love with her. She’s everything you hope for in a companion! She is potty trained, walks nicely on leash, and gets along beautifully with both dogs and cats. Priss doesn’t need much. She’s not looking for chaos or adventure, just a peaceful home, a comfortable place to rest, and someone to sit beside. She still looks for that sense of belonging, and more than anything, she deserves to feel safe and loved again. At this stage in her life, Priss deserves more than a kennel, she deserves a home filled with warmth, kindness, and quiet moments. If you have room in your heart for a senior dog who will give you gentle, unconditional love Priss is waiting to meet you! ADOPTION INFORMATION HOW TO GO ABOUT ADOPTING: - Come in during adoption hours to apply and fill out an application completely. We have applications on site. Open adoption hours take place at 44 Worthington Road in Cranston, RI. We are open every Wednesday 3-7pm and Saturday 10am-2pm. - Fill out an online application to adopt by clicking here: https://tinyurl.com/4yy3nz2d - We require proof of homeownership (tax form, deed, mortgage statement) or landlord approval (a copy of your lease that clearly states you are allowed to have a dog, puppy, cat, or kitten OR written and signed consent from your landlord. - We require copies of up to date vet records for any current pets. Helpful reminders: *We do not do same day adoptions. *Please bring the entire family in to meet the animal you are interested in. *We will setup a meet and greet with your dog at a later date. PLEASE do not bring your dog with you when you come in to apply.