Auburn’s Beloved Therapy Dog, Moose, Passes Away at 15 Years Old

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Auburn University’s first therapy dog, Moose, at the age of 15. Moose brought joy and comfort to countless individuals on campus and will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

News of Moose’s passing was shared by the NCI Comparative Oncology Program on February 20, 2024. The program, which focuses on advancing cancer research for both humans and animals, expressed their condolences for the loss of this special canine companion.

At this time, the cause of Moose’s death is unknown. While he lived a long and fulfilling life, his sudden passing has left many in the Auburn community in shock. Moose was known for his gentle demeanor and unwavering loyalty, making him a beloved figure on campus.

As we remember Moose and the impact he had on those around him, we are reminded of the important role that therapy animals play in providing comfort and support. Whether it was offering a paw to hold or simply being a calming presence, Moose touched the lives of many during his time at Auburn.

While Moose may no longer be physically with us, his memory will live on in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him. Rest in peace, dear Moose, and thank you for your years of dedicated service and unconditional love.

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Source : @NCICompOnc

Auburn’s first therapy dog, Moose, dies at age 15 https://t.co/kMgl92qyna

— NCI Comparative Oncology Program (@NCICompOnc) February 20, 2024

Auburn therapy dog Moose dies at age
Auburn therapy dog Moose age 15 dies.