A Haven for Senior Dogs

Welcome to Coles Paws

Discover a world dedicated to the love and care of senior dogs. Join our mission to provide the best life for our grey-muzzled friends.

Our Mission

At Coles Paws, we are committed to enhancing the lives of senior dogs and their caregivers. Our mission is to provide resources, support, and a community for those who cherish their aging canine companions. From medical advice to adoption services, we strive to ensure every senior dog lives a happy, healthy, and dignified life.

Our Services

Medical Advice

Get expert advice on managing the health and wellness of your senior dog, including tips on nutrition, exercise, and common medical issues.

Hospice Care

We provide compassionate guidance on hospice care to ensure your senior dog’s final days are filled with comfort and love.

Adoption Services

Find your perfect senior dog companion through our adoption services. We connect you with shelters and provide support throughout the adoption process.

Why Adopt a Senior Dog?

Adopt a Senior Dog Today

Adopting a senior dog can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. These wise and loving companions often get overlooked in shelters, but they have so much love to give. At Coles Paws, we have a variety of senior dogs waiting for their forever homes. Each dog comes with a unique story and a heart full of love, ready to share their golden years with you. Browse our available senior dogs and find your new best friend today!

What Our Adopters Say

A Life-Changing Experience

“Adopting Max, a 10-year-old Labrador, was the best decision we ever made. He brought so much joy and love into our home. We can’t imagine life without him!” – Sarah & John

Forever Grateful

“We adopted Bella, a senior Beagle, and she has been a blessing. Her gentle nature and loving eyes melt our hearts every day. Thank you, Coles Paws, for bringing her into our lives!” – Emily & Mark

Latest from Our Blog

Senior Dog Supplements: A Veterinarian’s Guide

There is no doubt that senior dog supplements are beneficial. But with the vast array of supplements for elderly dogs on the market, how do you ever go about picking the right one? Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses why senior dogs need supplements,...

Is Sugar Bad for Dogs? A Veterinarian’s Answer

Eating a sweet treat may lead you to wonder, "Is sugar bad for dogs? Or can I share a bit of my treat with my dog?" It can be hard to remember which human foods are safe and which may be problematic. To help, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby breaks down which...

Hearing Loss in Dogs (Sudden & Gradual): Causes, Signs, Treatment

Hearing loss in dogs, be it gradual hearing loss or sudden hearing loss, can occur for a variety of reasons. But thankfully, most dogs learn to cope well. To help you navigate your dog's hearing loss, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains the signs of...

Types of Melanoma in Dogs—Ocular, Oral, and Cutaneous

Melanoma in dogs is a tumor of pigment cells and can affect a dog's eyes, mouth, or skin. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of these three types of melanoma in dogs so that you can be informed and empowered. The...

Pancreatitis in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

Pancreatitis in dogs—which means inflammation of the pancreas—is a serious and even life-threatening medical condition. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains signs, risk factors, and treatment options so you can help your dog have the best possible outcome...

Simple Dog Training Habits That Actually Work

When it comes to dog training, it’s easy to over-complicate things. You might feel like you need big chunks of time, all the tools, and a prepared training plan just to get started–but the truth is, real progress usually comes from small, steady habits. Today, I’m...

How to Crate Train an Older Dog (Plus 5 Crate Training FAQs)

Wondering how to crate train an older dog? If so, help is here! Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby explains why crate training is so important, even for older dogs, and provides easy to follow steps for teaching your senior dog to accept being in the crate....

Follicular Cysts in Dogs: Types, Appearance, and Treatment

Follicular cysts in dogs are benign fluid-filled skin masses that can sometimes rupture or become irritated. Integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby discusses the types, appearance, diagnosis, and treatment for follicular cysts in dogs so you will have a better idea...

What Is Proprioception in Dogs?

The term "proprioception in dogs (i.e. the ability to tell where the limbs are in space) may not mean much to you until dog starts walking oddly. Then suddenly it becomes a bit more important. Integrative veterinarian, Dr. Julie Buzby, explains what proprioception is,...

Join Us in Making a Difference

At Coles Paws, we believe every senior dog deserves a loving home. You can make a significant impact by adopting a senior dog, making a donation, or volunteering your time. Your support helps provide the care and love these wonderful dogs need. Click below to learn how you can help!

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