Retirees, many of us in our encore years know that finding meaningful ways to spend our time can be a challenge. Dogs can provide the companionship and purpose we need. Dogs need daily care, exercise, and affection, which keeps us active, engaged, and connected to a routine. And they provide unconditional love and companionship—a priceless asset as we age.
Traveling the World, One Paw at a Time
Retirees, would you like to travel and make money at the same time? Pet-sitting might be a creative way for you to do it! In this Globe and Mail article, a retiree shared how pet-sitting provides him with an opportunity to see the world. He travels to new places and spends time caring for dogs and other pets, while enjoying companionship, exercise, and connection to local communities.
ElderDog: A Lifeline for Dog Lovers
Retirees, for those who may not be as mobile or have health challenges, organizations like ElderDog Canada provide essential support. Whether you need help walking or caring for your own pet or are interested in a volunteer opportunity, this organization ensures that seniors and their dogs don't have to be separated due to age or mobility issues.
How Dogs Can Bring New Purpose in Retirement
Retirees, if you're looking for a way to stay active, travel, or simply enjoy the companionship of a furry friend, there are endless opportunities to connect with dogs during your retirement. Why not explore a new adventure, paws first, and discover how dogs can enrich your encore years. ElderDog, international pet-sitting services and On Your Own Time offer you the opportunity to give back while staying connected to the canine community. On Your Own Time encourages you to post an application here.
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