<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

Please, withstand with the backstory.

I've had a pet dog for a little over 14 years and my family and I take care of him with not too much difficulty.  However, my parents both work and as my siblings and I go off to college, I know that it will be difficult for them to do things because they both work during the day.  Since it wouldn't really be fair for him to be alone all day by himself, I was wondering if there is such thing as a nursing home for dogs.  If not, does reddit think that it would be a good idea?  To me it makes sense.  Dogs get old just like people do.  My dog's hips are starting to go and he is starting to revert back to a puppy, just not in a cute way (he pooped inside).  Anyways, the dog nursing home could just be a relaxed place for dogs to go when they are old or when their owners simply can't afford to keep them and want them to have a better place to go than a shelter.  Maybe there could be some sort of yearly fee to keep the place running. Well, that's about it..  It could be called 'Summer Camp.'
<bot>: What does reddit think about a higher class dog shelter or 'nursing home?'  It could be called Summer Camp.