Bingo

Bingo – Looking for love in his golden years.

At 12 years old, Bingo found himself in an overcrowded shelter. Because he has arthritis and an old injury that limits his mobility, his future was looking bleak. When the shelter contacted us, we brought him home to foster—and he has been one of the most rewarding dogs ever to enter our lives.

Bingo is pure love in a black-and-white coat. He follows you from room to room, and likes to rest with one paw gently touching you. He doesn’t simply want to be near you—he wants you to know that you are his whole world. He lets you know just how much he appreciates every act of love and kindness.

We don’t know everything Bingo experienced before coming to us. We do know that his front leg was once broken and never healed properly. Combined with arthritis, this means he will never be a walking, hiking, or play partner. His perfect day is much quieter: a comfy bed, a loving touch a few treats and toys, and his favorite person close by.

Bingo is a true gentleman in the house. His lab work is excellent, allowing him to take daily pain medication, and chiropractic care has helped him feel and move much better. He needs an adopter who understands his physical limitations and will continue to prioritize his comfort and quality of life.

In return, Bingo will offer something extraordinary, the deep, unwavering love of a senior dog who knows exactly how precious a safe home and a kind person can be.

Bingo isn’t looking for adventure. He is looking for someone to dote on him, cherish him, and give him the peaceful retirement he deserves. Adopting him may not give you the most years with a dog—but it may give you some of the most meaningful.

Could you be the person Bingo has been waiting for?

Bingo is a charming and sweet old boy with so much love to give.

Bingo is located in Aiken, SC. For more information, contact Joan Curtiss at jcc25@cornell.edu.

If you have submitted an adoption application to CBCR within the last three years and you have not moved, please contact the foster parent before submitting another application. The foster parent will let you know if another application is required.