Heartwarming Treat: Annie the Deaf Senior Dog, Gets a Special Bucket List and Finds Her Forever Home (Video)

This doggo was rescued by two amazing humans, who were told she only had one month to live. Luckily, love conquered all, and 4 months later, Annie is as happy as a pup can be!

Posted by Eleonora Bader

This heartwarming story of a senior dog in dire need of love captured our hearts. This poor deaf senior pup named Annie was dropped off at the shelter, with little information. The people who had dropped her off had said that the pup was 19 years old, and couldn't ‘eat’ or ‘walk’. The shelter uploaded a sweet photo, featuring Annie, to an Instagram account that shares information about dogs at Dallas Animal Services, that need adopting or rescuing. Luckily, an incredible human by the name of Lauren, saw her cute little face and imploring eyes, and realized immediately that she had to take her in. She checked in with her roommate, Lisa, who happily agreed to foster her. The vet disclosed that Annie had only one month to live, but that didn't deter these two amazing friends! Instead, they decided to make it Annie's best month yet. They agreed to create a bucket list for this adorable pup, and give her a life of luxury.

Meet Annie, The Abandoned Senior Pup

Lisa and Lauren began to create a comfortable and loving environment so that Annie would enjoy the little time she had left. They threw her a birthday party (even though they didn't know exactly when her birthday was), and held Christmas in July. A month passed and Annie was living her best life, healthy as ever. In fact, 4 months have passed by now, and Annie is still going strong! It just goes to show how much love has an impact on our health and well-being. Lisa and Lauren are still showering her with affection, and in the meantime, Annie has accumulated quite a fan base! She is receiving fan mail from all over the world. It's not hard to see why - just looking at her photos, her smile absolutely wins us over.

This is just one of many stories that prove that adopting a senior dog with disabilities is worth it. All doggos deserve to be loved in the best way possible! Check out the full video below, uploaded by GeoBeatsAnimals to Youtube.