Senior dog rescue · Port Halcyon · since 2131
Old souls deserve a soft landing.
We rescue dogs past their prime — grey-muzzled naturals, cyborg veterans and fully robotic retirees — and give them treatment, patience and a sofa of their own.
2,317 dogs rehomed
41 foster homes
0 dogs too old
Happy ending · Spring 2148
Biscuit (14) & Tock-7 (22) were found sharing one blanket in a scrapyard. They went home together.
Every dog deserves a dignified old age. Whatever it’s made of.
Oldsoul Haven takes in dogs aged seven and over — or three firmware generations, for our synthetic friends. We treat every one of them fully, let them unwind in a real home, and only then look for the family that fits.
2,317
senior dogs rehomed since 2131
41
foster homes across Port Halcyon
3
kinds of dog: natural, cyborg and robotic
100%
leave us vet-checked, repaired and updated
Who we rescue
Fur, chrome or code — love isn’t picky.
In 2148 a senior dog can be many things. What they all share is a lifetime of loyalty and nobody left to be loyal to.
100% natural
Natural seniors
Grey muzzles, slow mornings and decades of devotion. Each one gets full bloodwork, a heart check, dental care and neutering before adoption — no implants, just a lot of love.
Part bionic
Cyborg dogs
Older dogs kept going by prosthetic legs, hip braces, synthetic eyes or neural implants. Our biotech partners service every part — and teach you how — before they go home.
Fully synthetic
Robotic dogs
Retired companion units, ex-service bots and discontinued models whose makers no longer exist. We restore batteries, patch firmware and keep their personality cores exactly as they are.
Ready for adoption
Meet the dogs waiting for you.
All dogs below live with our foster carers, are fully treated and ready to move. Adoption fees are set individually.
Natural
Pepper Jack
11 years · Female · Large
Retired from the hover-track. A couch professional who needs soft beds and a warm coat in winter.
Fostered in Harbor District
Cyborg
Sir Wobbles
13 years · Male · Small
Rear axle unit fitted in 2146 after a spine injury. Faster than you think, louder than you’d like.
Fostered in Lantern Hill
Robotic
Bramble
RX-40 · 24 years active · Large
Ex coastal rescue unit. Gentle and obedient — still tries to pull people out of bathtubs.
Fostered at Quay 9 workshop
Natural
Mops
15 years · Male · Small · Blind
Fully blind, finds you by your laugh. Would love to be the only dog in a quiet home.
Fostered in Old Town
Cyborg
Juniper
12 years · Female · Large
Bionic hip, original heart. Plays fetch in short, enthusiastic bursts, then naps for hours.
Fostered in Saltmarsh
Robotic
Pip-3
29 years active · Toy size · Model 2119
Discontinued companion model with an 8-hour battery. Chirps lullabies. Needs a cosy charging nook.
Fostered in Harbor District
Cyborg
Ember
13 years · Female · Medium
One synthetic eye that sees in infrared. Brilliant at finding lost socks, less keen on cats.
Fostered in Northgate
Natural
Duchess Truffle
14 years · Female · Small
Snores in three octaves. Takes a small heart pill each morning — we’ll show you how.
Fostered in Lantern Hill
Coming soon
Almost ready to meet you.
These dogs are still in treatment, getting used to life in a home, or waiting for spare parts and their photo day. You can already ask about them.
Before you fall in love
Even an old dog — or a robot with a fresh battery — can be with you for many years. Please be ready for vet, biotech or repair costs. Every adoption is sealed with a contract, and the fee is set individually.
Natural · ~12 years
Kumo
Recovering from dental surgery. Ready around November 2148.
Foster: Lantern Hill
Robotic · Model 2121
Beacon
Retired guide unit waiting for a new voice module. Ready around December 2148.
Foster: Quay 9 workshop
Photo day 14 Nov
Cyborg · ~14 years
Old Gus
Boxer mix waiting for a spare knee joint from Gearpaw. Ready around January 2149.
Foster: Saltmarsh
Photo day 20 Nov
Natural · 16 years
Noodle
Blind, deaf and extremely sure of herself. Socialising with her foster cat. Ready around November 2148.
Foster: Old Town
How adoption works
From the scrapyard to your sofa.
We don’t run a shelter building. Every dog lives in one of our foster homes, where we can really get to know them before they meet you.
- RescueDogs come to us from city pounds, e-waste yards and owners who can no longer cope.
- A full check-upVets, bionic surgeons and firmware engineers treat everything — teeth, hearts, joints, batteries.
- Time in a foster homeWeeks of calm, routines and learning to trust people again.
- A careful matchWe meet you, introduce you, and sign an adoption contract together.
- Support for lifeWe stay in touch, and if life changes, your dog can always come back to us.
Why adopt an old soul?
Puppies are cute. Old souls are easy.
Already house-trained
Or pre-programmed. Either way, your rugs are safe.
What you see is what you get
Their size, character and quirks are known. No surprises at eighteen months.
Masters of rest
A short walk, a long nap. Perfect for busy people, older people and slow Sundays.
You give back their dignity
Most of our dogs were left behind after a lifetime of loyalty. You get to end that story well.
How to help
Can’t adopt? You can still change a life.
Bloodwork, bionic joints, heart medication, battery cells, transport — senior care isn’t cheap, and we never turn a dog away because of the bill.
Our care costs about 48,000 credits a month.
01 · Most needed
Give monthly
A standing transfer of any size lets us plan treatment months ahead. 30 credits covers a week of joint gel for one dog.
02 · Any time
Give once
A single gift to our open ledger. Every credit in and out is public, so you can see exactly whose knee you paid for.
03 · Wishlist
Send supplies
- Grain-free senior food & soft treats
- Washable orthopedic beds
- Servo oil & replacement paw pads
- MK-IV battery cells
- Harnesses, coats and ID chips
04 · Your time
Volunteer
- Become a foster carer
- Drive dogs to the vet
- Photograph new arrivals
- Help with firmware & repairs
- Run a charity auction
Donate
Every credit goes to the dogs.
Open ledger: Oldsoul Haven Trust
Halcyon Mutual · ledger ID OSH-2131-0007
Registered animal charity no. CU-4471. Gifts are tax-deductible across the Cascadia Union.
Who we are
It started with two old friends in a scrapyard.
In the winter of 2131, vet nurse Marisol Okafor and repair technician Theo Lindqvist-Ruiz found a nineteen-year-old collie curled up against a scrapped companion bot in an e-waste yard on the Port Halcyon docks. The bot’s last 3% of battery was keeping her warm.
They took both home. Within a year their flat held eleven old dogs of every make. Today Oldsoul Haven is a registered charity with a network of foster homes instead of kennels — because a sofa, a routine and a person who knows your name heal faster than any cage.
2131
Two dogs, one flat
2136
Registered charity
2140
Quay 9 repair workshop opens
2148
2,317 dogs rehomed
The people behind the paws
MO
Marisol Okafor
Co-founder · head of natural care
TL
Theo Lindqvist-Ruiz
Co-founder · synthetics & firmware
AB
Aiyana Brooks
Adoptions & foster network
HV
Dr. Hugo Vance
Partner vet · Lantern Hill Clinic
…plus 41 foster carers, 9 drivers, 4 photographers and one very patient accountant.
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Come and say hello
Oldsoul Haven
12 Kettle Lane, Harbor District
Port Halcyon, Cascadia Union
Mesh: @oldsoulhaven
Meet-the-dogs days: Saturdays 10:00–14:00
Found an old dog or a stranded robot? Call our 24/7 rescue line: HAL-0-OLDSOUL.