46-year-old Nicole Coyle is a retired nurse who has a special spot for abandoned senior dogs. She was heartbroken to witness many households dump their elderly or terminally sick dogs with no affection or care throughout the years. As a result, she decided to turn her house into a hospice for these poor dogs.
The “Grey Muzzle Canine Hospice Project” accepts dogs with a life expectancy of 6 months or less. Nicole has spent a large chunk of her savings on adopting creatures who were about to be euthanized.
Nicole’s goal does not stop with the adoption of sick dogs. She is also obligated to provide a luxurious existence for the pets in their final days.
She not only feeds them steak and ice cream, but she also takes them on enjoyable beach excursions. Nicole’s persistent efforts ensure that the pets do not feel abandoned or rejected in their final days.
Nicole’s pets have outlived their diagnoses and lived for longer because of her love and care. Nicole is terrified at the prospect of many elderly or ailing pets being abandoned by their families and dying alone.
She hopes that rather than abandoning their dogs, such owners will become more attentive to them. If you’d want to contribute to Nicole’s worthy cause, go to The Grey Muzzle’s website.
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