The National Poll on Healthy Aging reports that 59% of seniors in the United States own a pet. Whether it’s a furry friend, a reptile, or a fish, animals can bring joy and stability to your life amid all the chaos. But what happens when you can no longer stay in your home? What if…
As many as 66% of households in the US own pets, according to an article posted by The Zebra. For many, pets offer an unparalleled level of companionship, and this can be especially important for seniors. While this is often fine when someone is in their own home, they may be worried about what will…
51% of pet owners say that their animal companions are just as much their family as relatives are. This Pew Research report makes sense since animals are our steadiest, most loving companions. However, considering pets family can make transitioning to senior living more challenging for older adults. After all, no one wants to leave family…
The moment you walk into SummerHouse Ashton Manor in Luling, you might hear the gentle clink of a dog’s tag echo down the hall or spot a resident on the patio with a lap cat purring contentedly. This isn’t just assisted living with a pets allowed checkbox. It’s a community where animal companions are treated…