When approaching the end of life, it’s crucial to plan for one’s passing and also for the well-being of any pets involved.
Unfortunately, many pets like cats and dogs find themselves in shelters following the loss of their owners, facing an uncertain future after a traumatic experience.
In a heartwarming gesture, a woman with a terminal illness is committed to securing the best possible future for her cherished dog before her time runs out.
As reported by FOX 29, Valerie Alexander from Philadelphia, USA, diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, aims to find a new home for Rosie, her loyal pitbull companion of five years, before her days end.
“She’s part of my family,” expressed Valerie to FOX 29. “She’s my child.”
It’s of utmost importance to Valerie that Rosie is placed in caring hands after her time, seeking a loving and ideal home where she can meet potential adopters before she bids farewell.
“I want to ensure she receives abundant love after I’m gone. I don’t want her to feel lonely, confined, or mistreated. I aim to locate someone who will adore her.”
Rosie is a spirited and lively dog, hence Valerie hopes to find an owner who can match her energy level or possesses a spacious backyard for her to frolic in. Additionally, she prefers a home without other pets.
