Taffy’s Touch rescue looks for forever homes during National Senior Pet Month

November is National Senior Pet Month, and Taffy’s Touch Senior Dog Rescue is using the occasion to highlight the importance of adopting older dogs. Barbara Lewis, a representative from Taffy’s Touch, and Jim Denny, a retired radio personality, appeared on Pet Pals TV to introduce two senior dogs, Dolly and Steel, who are available for adoption. Steel’s story is particularly poignant as he was found alone in the home of his deceased owner. Taffy’s Touch, founded in 2020, is dedicated to senior dogs and ensures that even those not immediately adoptable find loving homes, either through fostering or hospice care. Jim Denny became a supporter of the rescue after Taff’s Touch helped him find a foster home for his mother’s dog, Sissy, when she could no longer care for her. Barbara emphasized that while senior dogs may need extra care, they offer the gift of calm, steady companionship. For those interested in helping, Taffy’s Touch welcomes foster applications, donations, and supplies through their website and Facebook page.