Peanut doesn't have a ton of time left but he's living his best life at the sanctuary | Lee Asher
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So blessed to have you taking him in
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Thank you.
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Thank you for making peanut’s remaining days the best in his life
Beautiful comment💗
@@almagarcia7968 I agree beautiful❣️comment.
Beautiful Comment 🐾💕
We Love you, Peanut❣️
They are all safe now and they know they all look so calm and happy ❤ thankyou Lee and team ❤
So sorry Lost two with cancer.🐾💔🐾🙏🐾💯
My mum used to say "its not the quantity of life, its the quality of life that's important" and that's what Peanut will have. Thank you Lee. xx
Your Mum was right. I thank God for Lee. He’s a treasure in an earthen vessel.
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Your mum is so right
I just love Peanut. But Pitbulls hold a special place in my heart
Same here. I have a rescued American Staffy. Great breed
I've recently emerged from five years of housing insecurity. Moving from one city to another, taking jobs just because they included accommodation, working in hostels, as a nanny, housekeeping. During this time I couldn't have a dog and my life was so empty without one. For almost a year now I've had my own place. As soon as I had my forever home i began looking for a rescue dog to share it with.
I finally found my baby boy. An American Staffordshire Terrier. He was the runt of a litter bred in appalling conditions. He was beaten, starved, bitten all over & weighed half of what a Staffy his age (9 weeks) ought to have weighed.
He was so frightened he was almost shut down & totally unsocialised. He did nothing but shake, eat & sleep for the first three days I had him. He'd never seen grass or a tree. He didn't know what a bird was - it all terrified him. If I put him on the grass he would cower and try to shelter behind me.For the first month he would shake & shelter behind me when anyone else was in the room or walking by as I carried him around our gardens to get him feeling secure there and knowing it was his home.
He's asleep on my bed beside me as I type this. 7 months old today. At the top end of the bell curve for height & weight. We've been on a five mile walk today & he tried to kiss every person & dog he saw. He'd chase those birds he was once so afraid of if I let him.
Every day I am grateful for the opportunity to do something good for that lovely little (OK he's not little but he's my baby) for that little creature. I do not understand how anyone could abandon these beautiful souls.
Wishing you and your “little” boy a happy, playful, secure life together💜🙏🏼
Such a beautiful heartwarming story people like you and Lee give me faith that there are some good people out there. I have four senior rescues one of them with only 5% vision, the other, with a collapsing, trachea one with a titanium rod in her leg and the other just a goofball
Rescues are the best. Well done
Beautiful story of how you got your Bestie ♥️🫶♥️🫶♥️🫶
Thank you so much for adopting that baby & giving him the love & security he needs.
I'm here again, to anyone who is reading this comment that isn't subscribed, please, please, please subscribe right now, let's get the Asher house to one million subs and enable lee and all his amazing helpers to rescue as many neglected or abused animals as possible, stay happy, safe and healthy everyone ✌️
People that do not understand social media do not understand that every click and subscribing to a channel helps. For those who cannot afford to donate to sanctuaries or rescues, one can also always volunteer. I started volunteering by simply walking the dogs give them a break from the incessant barking at the kennels. I have now been volunteering for over a decade and nothing has brought me so much joy.
@@IntriguedLioness good on you, id volunteer too but I suffer from social anxiety and depression but I joined lees patreon and donate every month, I'm determined to win the lottery so I can make my friends millionaires and donate a huge chunk to the Asher house 👌
I have subscribed now
@@BettyDuguid nice one 👌
@@BettyDuguid Thank you. Let's continue to support this channel 🙏❤
You have given peanut a home and love. Thanks Lee.
Peanut is in the best place for the autumn of his life, with the best person he could live with.
That is a lovely what to put it.
So happy Peanut is getting to spend his twilight time with Asher Housr! ❤
I'm glad that Peanut will know love and kindness and a good life, before he has to cross the rainbow bridge! ❤
Sometimes I think people give up on a dog (or any animal) and dump them in shelters, like they would dump rubbish! Thank goodness there are people like Lee who care enough to give the animal a wonderful life, even if it's only for a short time! Dumping an animal should be classed as a crime against living beings!
I have volunteered for many years and I'm astounded at the cruelty of people who think that pets can be discarded in the same way that way in the US discard plastic, single-use containers, and just about everything. Sad display of gluttony and heartlessness.
@@IntriguedLionessI agree with you 100%!
@@IntriguedLioness I'm glad there are more people like myself. I actually have developed a hatred of humans, because we treat animals as a form of entertainment: hunting them, putting them in unnatural surroundings (zoos, circus etc) and the domestic animals are all to often treated as toys to be thrown around and used to breed for cash!!
They do in Australia, the laws have changed in thlast 20 years
Vets diagnosed my last rottweiller with bone cancer and gave him 9 months to live. Two years later we let him go peacefully when it turned out he had stomach cancer.
We had a bull mastiff-lab mix with cancer and were given between a week and a month. We, and he got 18 more months during which time we knew the cancer was spreading as we gave him some palliative care; not that much on a grand scope. One day he was chasing squirrels for a couple of hours, the next day we assume his organs shut down and we knew it was time
Lee it's not the quantity it's the quality of their life, and you are giving them theirs best life ever no matter how short or long. You're my HERO AND A SAINT TO ALL ANIMALS, THANK YOU LEE ASHER!
One of the greatest pain and heartbreak I ever felt was losing my dog, it feels like your soul is being sucked out of you. She saved me when I was nine and died when I was 22.
@HaleyTylertoo I know what you're saying, when I lost my pooch I nearly had to be hospitalized! I take it harder when a furbaby dies then when people die, maybe that's wicked but my deep love for animals will always prevail!
@@sookietrueblood-gp4sd I'm the same way and I'm sure there are many others who feel the same.
At least Peanut will liveout his days surrounded with love ❤❤
*Each year, approximately 920,000 shelter animals are euthanized* (390,000 dogs and 530,000 cats) - ASPCA
Lee, thank you for pointing out that kill shelter do not want to be kill shelters. We are simply inundated with discarded, abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs.
In many emerging economies they don't even have spay and neuter programs. We do, yet basement breeders add to the problem. People breeding animals simply to discard them are a huge problem in the US.
Thank you providing sanctuary to those that did not get adopted. You are the best! ❤ 🐾
Unbelievable numbers....should not be happening.....
They released some numbers about ASPCA it's a for profit place where top so called employees live lavish lives. They take a lot from donations or whatever. While letting these animals they are supposed to help with nothing but bare essentials.
@@nightynine4061 wow, I would love to hear your experience as a employee or volunteer with the ASPCA for a decade!
In other words, there is corruption in any organization, corporation, and academic arena.
However, the ASPCA does incredible good and it would do you good to get involved.
@@carolineridlington5010 that was my points, before I saw the negative comments on how these numbers are "untrue". Even if that was the case and these numbers are really half of what is reported it is too much for this country. We have spay and neuter programs and there is no need for this issue in 2024.
I used to cringe when someone would go out of their way to adopt a dog they found on a beach in the DR or somewhere overseas... usually posting to social media to get up votes.
I posted that number because I wanted to remind people that we are treating this as the disposable society that we are and we need to be aware that there are so many in need of homes in this country alone.
Thank you.
Can't even read it, just like Sarah's human society commercial = NOPE CHSNGE CHANNEL.
Oh my goodness poor Peanut. God bless him. Lee, thank you so much for giving him a chance to live out whatever time he has to live with love and caring. God bless you! Thank you for saving these precious fur babies too. There are no words other than if everyone can donate any amount to Lee's sanctuary, it helps these animals from being put down because of shelter overcrowding. Thank you all. We can do it together.
Peanut is already in heaven at the Asher House!💕
Awe. Sweet Peanut. He is going to live his remaining best life with u Lee. ❤🙏
Thanks for giving dogs like Peanut, Daisy, Kelsey, Mildred, and Princess a good life in whatever time they have w/you.💕🐾☮️
Thank you for making a difference & truly caring for doggos!
If I was Peanut , I'd be Ever So Grateful to be There , getting CBD And fresh air .😊
As we say in my country, May God take days from me and give years to you.
Bless you and all your pups.
That’s beautiful
@@conky221 At this moment it's just truthful Ain't a believer myself, but i won't risk it in this instance.
I just see people like him and a handful of others and i feel very small. cheers.
You’re a special soul, Lee. Thank you for what you do for our beloved animals.
We also rescued a German shepherd called 'Kelsey'. Renamed her Tosca. She travelled with us for another happy 7 years! Lived in the UK Belgium and France. Most wonderful soul.
Its truly, truly beautiful you adopted Peanut despite his age and health issues. May the time he has left be the best ever!❤❤❤
Yes, that's the thing. It's not "despite", it's "because of". He takes the dogs with little hope of being adopted and either makes them adoptable or lets them have their best lives at The Asher House.
Thank you for having Peanut and giving him your kind ❤️ , 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lee, if I was a dog, I'd think I'd gone to heaven being with you at your rescue. God bless you and your staff for living these wonderful animals back to whole!
😇 I agree. Lee gives them a Good (God) life!
When my brother in law died we took his cat which we knew had stomach cancer. The first month she just rested and warmed up next to the central heating under the table. The two next months she had, she enjoyed our garden wich she never had before. She loved looking at the insects, birds,and butterflies.
After three happy months with us she had to say goodbye. I would have loved to have her ten years but we could offer her a great happy and "new" last live.
I do not remember her with sadness but with happy memories. I would not hesitate to do it again!
I worry about who will take my 17 yo blue heeler. She fears anyone but me and can be aggressive. Have told vet, my friend of over 30 years that I need him to find her a home. My sibs are all older (Im 70, youngest of our 5 sibs!). and my dog loving BFF is in MN.
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That's a problem indeed... I hope you find someone. And it is good you think about it because if you don't she might end in a shelter....
@DD-wx6mb I so hope you find a good hearted person to take your dog. God bless you and your dog so very much ❤❤❤
If you have the means to do so, please consider contacting local rescues about being a hospice foster for elderly cats. It's often really hard for rescues and shelters to find someone to care for a pet that is near the end of its life but that still has a good quality of life and could live months longer with good care. Giving an animal a "soft place to fall" is one of the hardest but most rewarding things you can do!
@@caitlinstone3113
I have two dogs that are not so young now...
❤❤!!! Giving him his best until his time. That’s the best thing!!
I had a Dobermann with cardiomyopathy she was given weeks to live four years later she was PTS with cancer so i always think love is a strong incentive for a dog to live and all your dogs have love in their lives ❤
Love your perspective, it's like a breath of fresh air in a sea of sameness.
This video is about the end of life for a dog. Please stop looking for "fans". It is not appropriate for this channel. And BTW get a new comment. This one is used way to much.
Oh poor peanut 😢 as least he is going to live out the rest of his life, where he will be loved and comfortable ❤❤❤
I love that you find something special about every single one of the dogs you rescue. You are something special as well. God has given you such a heart for not only animals but people as well. Thank you for sharing the journey.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful pack. We love you and support your sancutary as the best place for these animals to live out their lives.
Peanut is a beautiful soul, just like all the others❤❤
Mildred looks awesome!!! I think she was around 70lbs when Lee saved her life. ❤
When we adopted two cats many years ago, I told my third grade child that it's for life. They're family and you always do your best for them as you do for family. Things have been really rough at times, but I've never gone back on that promise in all these years with multiple cats. I don't understand people that do break that commitment to pets. I should be in a nursing home now, but I'm hanging in at home until my remaining elderly cat crosses the rainbow bridge.
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Thank you for your fine example❤
GOD BLESS YOU, YOU'RE A WONDERFUL EXAMPLE TO US ALL!❤❤❤
Bless you!
Thank you for being true to your cat:)
I will pray for you both.
Thank you, Lee, for giving Peanut a beautiful home and lots of love for whatever time he has ❤❤❤ There is no better place on earth than the Asher House ❤❤❤
Because we are in a rural area, many people dump their animals…. And they are just abandoned. A few months ago someone dumped a beautiful male German Shepherd mix, and I asked all over to see whose he was,or to see if they wanted to adopt him and nobody would. I fed him whenever he came over but couldn’t keep him.
The shelters are so full that none of them would take him and if you report it to the Sheriffs office, they will just put them down. There was no way I would do that! Long story short, it took me a few months but I found him a good home last week and now he has a forever loving home! It was worth all the time it took to email and phone and speak to people! When I dropped him off, he reached out his paw and thanked me 😢 He knew! I love the Asher House and its mission!
Sweet peanut❤ we love you
Thank you for rescuing those dogs. We're facing a significant issue in Whitfield County, Georgia, similar to many other counties across the nation. It's unprecedented. My husband and I both hold full-time jobs, yet we strive to care for as many community animals as we can. Currently, we have five dogs, three cats, and four chickens. The desire to do more is overwhelming, but we are stretched to our limits. My hope is that people will treat these innocent, beautiful souls better.
Yeah, we’re in South Carolina and the need is great here too. We have 16 indoor cats and around ten feral cats we care for. My sister has five large dogs in a single wide with an expanded living room. The dogs get yard time in shifts because two of them don’t get along. She would love to take more black dogs in (four of her dogs are black), but she’s maxed out with five, two of which are seniors. We would take more cats, but 16 is already a lot, and they don’t all get along. Plus, two are asthmatic, two have chronic sinus infections, one has stomach issues, one is FIV+, two are very anxious, and one is neurotic. Food, litter, and vet bills get kind of high when over half the cats have health issues. Still, we do our best to support local rescues when we can. My niece is actually volunteering with a horse and dog rescue. She has social anxiety, but horses and dogs are her happy place, so she can talk to people when she’s around them.
Peanut has the most amazing *soulful* looking eyes I've ever seen!
From Montreal, Canada sending our love and admiration for doing God's work!❤
Remember how Lily loved thT water so much and came out of the water all muddy. She was so proud of herself.
Thank you, thank you Lee for saving Peanut. This case is so dear to my heart. We lost our precious Beatrix Kiddo last June 13th of 2023 to old age. She was 17. At 14, her arthritis started getting bad but we never gave up on her. Nor did her vet but he was astounded how long she kept going. He called her the toughest little girl he had ever seen. He said when a dog gets old, it's so important that the family create the best hospice care. I considered it an honor to care for her till she passed in her sleep peacefully between my husband and I (where she slept her whole life). You are giving Peanut that hospice care that is so vital.
My daughter and I agreed to take in a dog, sight unseen, who's "family" was going to take her to the SPCA to be euthanised because they didn't want to take care of her anymore. I worked the day my daughter went to pick her up, and she called me sobbing her heart out at Choppy's condition. She took him right from his old home to the vet, where she got a laundry list of everything that was wrong with him. A extremely severe UTI, a skin condition that resulted in large bald spots all over his body, liver disease, underweight and malnourished, extreme loss of muscle mass in his legs because hecwas kept FOR YEARS in a cage that was too small for him to stand up in, open sores on his stomach from burns from lying in his own waste in that cage, a cancerous tumour on his lip, worms, and an eye infection from being in thst filthy cage all the time. The vet was able to successfully treat everything (including surgery to remove the tumour), except his liver disease, so we knew that would be what eventually took him, and we thought that if we kept his as healthy as possible he'd be with us for about a year.
Choppy was a German Shepherd. First of all, we had to get his body healthy again and put weight on him with a good brand of dog food, but we also made him dinner many nights...his favourite was chicken, pumpkin, peas, and brown rice. Then we had to get his legs strong. At first he could only walk about 20ft before his legs got shaky, so we'd let him lie on the front lawn (where he could see the world that had been denied to him for 8 years) to rest, then he'd try again. He wanted nothing more than to go for walks and discover all the new things, and he worked so hard on making his legs strong so that he could go on long walks. I loved watching him be amazed and excited by everything...bushes, flowers, trees, the bins on garbage day, other people, every little thing that lay on the ground. One day he even helped me find 4 baby birds that had been blown out of their nest during a very bad storm. I wrapped them up in my hoodie and took them home. I had to take care of them for a couple days until someone from the wildlife sanctuary could pick them up. During those days, Choppy wouldn't leave their side. He sat by them, guarding them, and keeping them safe. He helped to save 4 little lives.
He learned to play fetch and he loved it. He learned about kitty brothers and sisters, toys, soft beds, snuggles, good food, clean water, the freedom to walk around his home where no spot was off limits to him. Most importantly he learned how it felt to be loved by people who valued him and knew that his life had importance. And he never saw the inside of a cage again. When my daughter picked him up, the monsters who had him actually asked her if she wanted his cage. She said it took a lot of willpower to restrain herself from telling them where they could stick the cage. He had no possessions that she could take, no toys, no special bowl, not even a leash because he only ever went a few steps out the door to go to the bathroom then back into the cage (that's when they even bothered to take him out).
Eventually, his back legs started to get wobbly again, and the vet said that it was a nerve issue that would never get better, so we got him a wheelchair so that he could keep going on his precious walks.
After thinking we'd have a year with him, we ended up having 2 1/2. Not nearly long enough, and much less than he deserved, but much longer than we had expected. His last day was really good. It was a beautiful summer day, and he spent most of the afternoon on the front lawn, under his beach umbrella, where quite a few neighbours stopped by to visit with him. He went for a couple walks, had a picnic on the lawn, had his constantly replenished water bowl and his favourite plushies friends out there with him, and when we came in he had a yummy dinner I made for him. He spent time snuggling with each of us, then lay down on his bed, finally exhausted, and fell asleep. A couple hours later, I noticed that his breathing had changed, and I recognised that breathing. I told my daughter that it looked like Choppy was going to be leaving us very soon. She asked if we were going to take him to the vet, but I told her that he was clearly at peace and comfortable, not showing any signs of distress or pain. In fact, he never woke up again. We sat with him, and told him how much we loved him, and (like you) what an honour and pleasure it had been to be his family and give him the best time of his life, even if it had been a short time. We told him what a good boy he was, and that it was okay for him to let go and leave, that he wasn't alone and we were right there with him. He passed after about 15 minutes, and one of my sons picked him up and took him to the vet in the morning to be cremated, because my daughter and I would never have been able to carry him.
It was an honour to give him the life he deserved, and to make the adjustments we had to so that life was as comfortable and easy to navigate for him as possible. Unfortunately we couldn't erase the first 8 years of his life, but in his final moments, I hope that they were forgotten because he had finally found a family who loved him wholly and unconditionally.
I'm sorry for rambling. Choppy was kept away from the world for so long in that cage that I wanted to give the world to him. And I wanted to give him to the world. To let people know that this amazing, beautiful, resilient, forgiving soul had been here, that he existed. That he was important. ❤❤❤
Thank you for saving Choppy ,giving him a wonderful home, and most importantly, showing him love! You and your family are angels! Please tell your daughter congrats on biting her tongue about the horrendous cage!
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@@Terri_MacKay Thank you so much for going so deep into what happened. So they can learn what's possible. You are angels of the highest order. You gave hope, happiness and faith in recovery. A bond so strong formed. You gave that prescious baby a wonderful life. I appreciate your detail, I wish I had too. Though mine was not close to the horrific conditions. The bathing often to keep them feeling fresh and the warm water helps with muscles and pain, the carrying when the just can't do some things ( jumping up, making it to her potty pads fast enough so you watch constantly for them going that way, it's monitoring their eating and drinking, you have several medications times to give, and more. It is the greatest honor to return all the unconditional love and comfort and fun they gave you always.
@@tracyhaverstick5672 When our pets get old and/or sick, that's when they need us the most. That's when it's time to repay their years of loyalty, love, and trust, and show them how much they mean to us. If someone isn't prepared to do that, they have no business ever having a pet. My heart breaks every time I see a video about an old or sick pet that was dumped at a shelter because their people didn't want to put in the time looking after their growing needs.
We rescue stray and abused cats as well, and currently have 12. Our oldest cat, Tegan, is a little old lady now, and we're doing everything for her that you did for Beatrix Kiddo. We put little stairs in the bedrooms and living room so she can get on the beds and sofa, giving her daily meds, and buying a large rubber boot tray that we put a puppy pad on so she can go to the bathroom without having to climb in and out of litter boxes. And, as you said, sometimes just carrying her where she wants to go or where she can't get to herself (like her favourite bed on the cat tree).
I don't understand people who don't want to do those things for their senior or sick pets. I look at her little face, and I just love her so much that I want to make sure that every day of the rest of her life is a good day.
Choppy loved his baths, and he had his first one on his first day with us. He'd been filthy and smelling so bad for who knows how long. The feeling of being clean and not having that constant smell in his nose obviously felt so good. After the bath, he went crazy rubbing himself against the towels, and lying on them on his back wiggling around making happy noises. We gave him his meds, and put his cream on his bald spots, and he was one very content dog. After that, it was never a problem getting him in the tub.
Your comment made me cry! My little kitty is 16 and in very poor health but I love on her as much as I can. She's exhibiting signs of seeking out her place to pass peacefully! It's so hard!
Give peanut a huge cuddle from me in United Kingdom!!! Lots love to you all xxx
Thank you, Lee for giving peanut the best life before things get worse for him with his cancer. And also thanks, to the Asher staff for helping you out also. Take care God bless.. sending love and hugs
Peanut is so handsome ❤ Thank you for all you are doing, Lee!
Thank you, Lee, for everything you do for all the animals. Peanut is a handsome little guy❤
You are truly amazing you and everybody that helps animals. I donate when I can. I can can tell you if if I ever want money I would give you a huge chunk and I mean that you are truly amazing. Thank you for everything you do we love you.❤
❤ you are a beautiful person Lee. Thank you
As a senior dog lover and pittie mama, Lee thank you for rescuing Peanut. I believe these moments with you and your special pack are the best of his life. Thank you for everything you do!
Thanks for giving Peanut and all the dogs love and a place to relax
How ever long peanut has left he will know that he will have his best days with you and your wonderful team. Its not how long they are with us its the quality of the time left they have. So thank you so much for giving peanut the most comfortable last days of his life. God Bless you and your team.
I'm so glad Peanut is enjoying the last years of his life!! We ALL are not here to stay forever, but for a visit!! So make the best out of the life, God Gives Us!!❤😊
Thank you asher house for your love and care for peanut. Your reward will be awesome one day. ❤️❤️
Peanut is exactly where he is meant to be for this chapter of his life❤❤❤
I started watching your content a few years ago. You inspired me to rescue. I got an eight-week-old Corgi puppy from a rescue. I named him Winston. He's been my constant companion for almost 2 years now. He's so sweet and makes me so happy.
Thank you for making Peanuts last days the best ever!👍❤️🐕
You and your team are truly angels walking on this earth-
I just lost my companion of 11 years over the weekend and am in pain like I've never known- I don't know how yall do it other than faith that God will give us the desires of our hearts and I hope to be meeting all of your special fur babies in Heaven one day although what your doing for these babies seems like as close as you can get on earth, the only difference will be no more loss, pain or tears!
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I am sorry for your loss. I lost my GSD last year, so I understand what you are experiencing.
Thank you Lee for giving Peanut, Daisy and all the other dogs the best of the best life they deserve so so much. You have a heart of gold!! May God bless you for all you're doing, I have no words for how my heart feels every time I watch a new video. 🙏🙏🙏🫶🐕🐾🍀🍀💝
Thank you so much Lee for saving them all. I had a hospice for senior dogs and those in transition. They are such wonderful souls and so grateful for refuge. They really also have given so much to me. I hate that I'm at an age and health, where I can't rescue any longe. Also trying to retire and make a major move where I hope I can continue to at least foster. God bless you Lee... prayers for Yulin from all who can much needed.
Peanut’s beautiful soul shines through, all of your beautiful rescues are lucky to have you! Lee, you are my hero, you really are. If everyone had the heart of a dog or a soul like you, imagine what a great world we would live in ❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s such a treat for the doggies to get rewarded with lots of cool water. ❤ Thank you giving Peanut his best life-finally. Thank you, Lee for everything. 🙏
Awwwww! Peanut. The lady's man❤
Peanut is so adorable. He is in the best place to get the best of what time he has left. Thank you Lee.
Every sweet glance at Matilda makes my heart melt!💕
Glad Peanut is there with Lee for however much time he has. A environment filled with love, care, no stress. And, when his time does come, whenever that may be, he won't be alone.
God bless you Lee for seeing the beauty of peanut and giving him the best life he has left!!
There is help for people to feed their animals, call around to the shelters and they should be able to help you find what you need.
Aaaah Lee and your team will have given Peanut his best, safest, most loving time before he leaves us ❤
He is just beautiful, with your amazing wellness products, which are something special!!! Thank you for your beautiful soul and making Peanuts' final days filled with love! Love you always always!!🩷🥰🩷🥰
Thank you for sharing again. Cancer is a death sentence for dogs & for you to take Peanut with that diagnosis just made the world a better place. He'll be able to live the rest his life of his life surrounded by lot's of love, comfort, by a pack & being able to just "be a dog" the way a dog should be😘❤️🐕🦺🐈🙏🙏
Yes thank you for Peanut.
Thank you Lee and the Asher House for giving Peanut as much quality time as possible.❤❤❤❤
Adopt don’t shop!! The unconditional love from a shelter pet is…priceless!!
Well said and so true!
Passing away in peace with unconditional love is so much better than ending up in a 50 gallon drum. Peanut is living his best life now!
Aww, Peanut, best hospice ever. End of life quality should be that high for all of us.
The dog that looks like a silver-gray Malinois is gorgeous!!
We love you peanut, and love you lots!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you Lee for saving all these beautiful dogs.
I get tears in my eyes at the innocence of these precious animals. They deserve to live a long and happy life. I love all of them. I hope Peanut lives longer than what they are saying.🙏💕🙏
Love you Peanut, Daisy, Princess and everyone. Thank you Asher house for saving these precious souls and giving them our and your Love❤ with God’s grace and blessings 🙏💕🌻🌷💐🌸🌹
You can tell they all feel SAFE
Good morning Lee !
❤Happy for Peanut❤
Thanks for letting us meet Peanut, he is living his best life with you and your team. Much love ❤️ ❤❤❤
Like I said before you are a saint for these dogs! Giving these dog a second chance to live a good life. Thank you!
God bless you for recognizing Peanuts needs & giving him the best of what he has left in his life 👍🙏❤️ You are wonderful Lee, in recognizing each of your children & their individual needs & giving them the best quality of life…God bless you all👍🙏❤️
All that harmony amongst all those different breeds, it's amazing to watch. Lee, you definitely have the magic doggie touch.
Thank you for saving Peanut and all these babies! What a gigantic loving heart you have, Lee! We all love you, too! 💋💕🙏🏽🐾
God bless peanut. You are such an inspiration and a blessing. Peanut and all your other animals are living their best life now.
Wow! Look at Mildred! I remember when she was all bones. Thanks Lee for saving her. And hi Peanut!
Thank you for all you are doing for these precious animals. Shelters do the best they can; it is so hard, I just want to take them all home to love them and care for them. Glad someone like you can do so for all of us who would like to.
Peanut has beautiful eyes. He is living his last days at the perfect place with you Lee. Give him plenty of love and hugs.
Lee!! You are awesome!! Bless you for your amazing work! ❤🎉 Please hug Peanut for me!!❤🎉
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Peanut is walking in the sunshine with all her fur buddies. Living life to the end whenever that is. Surrounded with love.
Once again you're the best love you all ❤❤❤❤❤
Admit it Lee they're all your favorite favorite dogs 😁!!❤
Thank you or helping Peanut have the best last days of his life. 🙏❤️
Thank god for you and your team! All the best to Peanut and the rest of this wonderful dogs.
Life is short no matter what life-form it is . Living it with love and compassion in our final moments is what we all deserve .❤🙏🏼
Seeing them all run and play in the grass must be what heaven looks like . I know I’d want to see my pet family like this when it’s my time ..❤️🙏🏼👊🏼🐶
So glad that Peanut has found the Asher House to live out his final days. God bless you Lee and all involved with getting Peanut to the sanctuary. That he’s still living the ladies, is a great sign! ❤❤❤