Enjoy Life With Your Furry Friends in Our Pet Friendly Senior Living Community.
Affordable Senior Apartments for You and Your Pet
Pets provide humans with unconditional love and loyal devotion. Owning a pet provides mature adults with countless benefits, from reduced stress to increased quality of life. You shouldn’t have to give that up because you’re moving into a senior living community.
TerraBella Senior Living is proud to provide pet friendly senior living in Raleigh, North Carolina. We’re happy to discuss our pet policy in more detail with you once you reach out. Contact us to learn more and to book a tour.
Explore Our Pet Friendly Living Accommodations
While TerraBella Senior Living is a pet friendly community for seniors, we have a few rules regarding animals. These regulations are designed to prevent arguments between residents and help maintain the peace in our community.
One of our team members thoroughly examines each pet before you move in. This check ensures that your pets aren’t too disruptive or loud and that they can socialize with our residents and their pets.
The staff at TerraBella Senior Living is highly trained in animal care. They’ll assist with grooming your pet and taking care of its waste. Our goal is to keep the standard of living high for all our residents.
You’ll also be close to world-class vets that operate in the Raleigh area. This comes in handy in the event your pet needs medical attention or a routine vet visit.
Benefits of a Pet-Friendly Community in Your Retirement Living Community
Aging brings about a number of issues, such as social isolation, lack of physical engagement, lack of purpose in life, and many more. All these issues can be extremely detrimental to one’s overall health. Therefore, here at TerraBella Northridge, we’re always finding new and effective ways to ensure our residents do not suffer from these problems. One of these ways is to own a pet. Owning pets gives a sense of purpose to older adults as they now have responsibilities to take care of, like feeding the pets and walking them. What’s more, pets provide a reason for the elderly to head outdoors more often and lead an active lifestyle, thus improving their physical health. Owning pets is also good for the mind as pets make wonderful companions, helping to reduce stress and lower blood pressure.
When Should You Consider Moving Into a Senior Living Community?
What makes TerraBella Northridge stands out from other retirement communities in Raleigh, North Carolina is our pet-friendly policy. We welcome and even encourage residents to have furry friends in the community as we are aware of the benefits that come with owning them. In fact, our senior living community is specially designed to incorporate pets and make the environment more inclusive for them. For example, we have spacious gardens and walking paths for residents to bring their pets, especially dogs, for walks during the day.
What to Expect When Moving Into Our Pet Friendly Neighborhood
Reach out to our pet friendly retirement community to book a tour with one of our team members. Our goal at TerraBella Senior Living is to keep the monthly cost of our services affordable for our residents. We’re happy to discuss our various payment options and what insurance we accept.
We encourage you to bring your furry friends so we can meet them in person. It’s also a great opportunity for them to explore their potential new home. Spend more time with your pet doing activities you love when you move into our pet friendly senior community.
Your pet should have a clean bill of health and be up to date on their immunizations. We’ll work with you to get you connected with a vet who can give them their vaccines if you need help in that area.
Come Visit Our Welcoming Pet Friendly Senior Community
If you’ve been searching for a “pet friendly senior living near me,” look no further than TerraBella Senior Living. Whether you currently have a pet or are looking to get one in the future, we invite you to learn more about our community. Our staff looks forward to learning more about you and meeting your four-legged friend.
