Fifteen years old and free of pain. That's our goal for Lucky, but we are far from it. Lucky is an owner surrender - his family was being transferred to Japan. It was clear that he was in pain - with arthritis in his shoulders, spine and legs, which was confirmed by our vet. He was not on any medication. He has a number of other issues going on, but they are all treatable. The other big issue for Lucky are his teeth - they are horrible. If we can conquer the pain from arthritis and get him to a comfortable level, he will most definitely have a dental. But here is the most heartbreaking part about Lucky. His howl. If he has any inkling that people are around, but not near him, he just howls and howls. It's a sad howl that hits your soul. But there is a hopefulness in Lucky that cannot be denied. He is curious and just wants to explore new things. Even with his horrible teeth, he eats with gusto. He loves to meet new people and appreciates any love directed his way. He is in Panda's with four new puppies and he loves to watch their antics. Lucky would be a medical foster - we would take care of his medical care so that he can live out his life in the softness and comfort of a home. His determination to greet each day with happiness puts a smile on our faces. If you want to see what loveliness looks like in the form of a distinguished gentleman, please come meet this spry fellow. Lucky will inspire you to live your best life. Animal Aid Society, 80 Butler Farm Road, Hampton. Open daily, 9am to noon, including weekends and holidays! Interested? Come for a visit any day of the week - 365 days a year between 9am - 12pm. Hope to see you soon! PLEASE NOTE: Animal Aid Society observes a 40 mile adoption radius to facilitate post adoption support and follow ups.