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A dog is looking for a family to take care of her in the final chapter of her life.
Melasa is an 11-year-old mutt from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who is on the hunt for her last forever home.
She is currently up for adoption at the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PSPCA).
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In the past, she's lived a good life — but this is not the first time the pup has been cared for by this particular organization.
In 2011, Melasa was adopted from the PSPCA by a family in the area.
Melasa is 11 years old and looking for a family to care for her in the final chapter of her life. (PSPCA)
Nearly 12 years later, Melasa was returned to the nonprofit after an illness in her family prevented them from caring for her any longer.
The PSPCA's director of public relations, Gillian Kocher, told Fox News Digital that Melasa’s familiar home is now gone.
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"The home she knew for her entire life is now just a distant memory," Kocher said.
Kocher said Melasa likes to be around other animals — and is respectful to children.
Melasa was adopted in 2011 — and has now been returned to the shelter due to an illness in her adoptive family, according to the PSPCA. (PSPCA)
With the pup now a senior at 11 years old, Kocher said the nonprofit wants to find Melasa a home soon.
"We are dedicated to our animals for life, and we are dedicated to Melasa," she said.
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Kocher said the PSPCA wants Melasa to have the best "final chapter" — including being a part of a loving family and a permanent home.
Melasa was a dark grey color when she was younger, but now she sports more brown tones — and a touch of gray.
Pennsylvania SPCA is an all-in-one nonprofit.
Pets can not only await their forever home here, but they're also given high-quality, low-cost veterinary care in-house.
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"The PSPCA’s mission is to protect animals, prevent cruelty and improve the health and quality of life throughout Pennsylvania," says the nonprofit's website.
Melasa as a younger dog shown on left — and Melasa today, on the right. She is awaiting a new family to offer her a final home. (PSPCA)
PSPCA has four locations throughout Pennsylvania.
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For more information on Melasa, email adoptions@pspca.org — or stop in to one of their group's shelters.
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