Senior Foster Dogs Have Nightly Rave Parties Before Adoption

Every night, a foster mom turns her home into a little rave party for senior dogs, complete with glowing collars and plenty of room to have fun. What began as a simple way to keep track of her foster dogs after dark has become a beloved tradition, giving older pups a chance to enjoy themselves while they wait for their forever families. The tradition is especially sweet because many of the dogs in her care are seniors who prefer a slower pace during the day. But once their glowing collars come out, they get to join the nighttime fun. And when one of these dogs finally finds a family, a special piece of the celebration goes home with them. Credit: YouTube A Nightly Tradition That Started With Safety The foster mom explained that the rave parties originally had a practical purpose. With several dogs moving around at night, she wanted an easy way to spot everyone quickly and make sure they were safe. “Our rave parties just started out of safety,” she explained. “I just wanted to make sure that I could see everyone clearly and quickly at night.” Over time, the glowing collars became more than a safety measure. The senior dogs began enjoying their nighttime routine, running around and h...