Oct 16, 2026 · 5 min · 4 segments
October 16, 2026 ~ Lucy Ann Lance is joined by Wendy Welch, HSHV Director of Communications, for this week's Weekly Wag! Wendy introduces Cookie, a twelve-year-old senior dog available for adoption…
Lucy Ann LanceHost
Well, you know, along those lines, we're talking about senior dogs, and unfortunately, like people, dogs don't live forever.
Animals don't live forever, and it can be one of the most heart-wrenching things when it happens.
We've been running this monthly for years now, and it has really helped a lot of folks, you know? I know, uh, fortunately, our society has come a long ways in terms of thinking of, oh, it's just a dog, or, oh, it's just a cat who died.
And you know, research shows that we humans can actually take it harder both physically and mentally when one of our companion animals dies.
And so our Pet Loss Support Group is there to support anyone, uh, at any stage of losing a pet, whether it's, you know, you know it's going to happen, you're, you know, in hospice with your own pet kind of thing, um, or you know, it could be years after the fact.
And, um, so you can join our Pet Loss Support Group either in person, um, or over Zoom.
So the next one is coming up this Thursday, um, uh, from, on October 22nd from 5:30 to 7:00, and you can find more information on our website at hshv.org/petloss.
So important that people seek out that, um, help, and it can just do so much for your soul to help you move forward.
Well, you know, along those lines, we're talking about senior dogs, and unfortunately, like people, dogs don't live forever.
Animals don't live forever, and it can be one of the most heart-wrenching things when it happens.
We've been running this monthly for years now, and it has really helped a lot of folks, you know? I know, uh, fortunately, our society has come a long ways in terms of thinking of, oh, it's just a dog, or, oh, it's just a cat who died.
And you know, research shows that we humans can actually take it harder both physically and mentally when one of our companion animals dies.
And so our Pet Loss Support Group is there to support anyone, uh, at any stage of losing a pet, whether it's, you know, you know it's going to happen, you're, you know, in hospice with your own pet kind of thing, um, or you know, it could be years after the fact.
And, um, so you can join our Pet Loss Support Group either in person, um, or over Zoom.
So the next one is coming up this Thursday, um, uh, from, on October 22nd from 5:30 to 7:00, and you can find more information on our website at hshv.org/petloss.
So important that people seek out that, um, help, and it can just do so much for your soul to help you move forward.
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