Meet the Dogs

Margot, estimated to be 12-years-old, came under the care of Nate’s Honor Animal Rescue when she was completely bald and with a fractured shoulder. She was placed in a foster home, where she started treatments to clear up her skin and fur, and had an x-ray of her shoulder sent to specialists. A grant from the Grey Muzzle Organization, funded by your generosity, helped to cover these costs so that Margot could begin to heal. 

Two senior golden retriever mixes, nicknamed by Atlanta Lab Rescue as ‘the Golden Girls’, were picked up as strays in bad shape. ALR named them Winnie and Robin. Both girls were able to receive treatment, thanks to funding from Grey Muzzle, to help eliminate their heartworms and keep them comfortable in their foster home. 

A happy new year, indeed!

Molson (formerly Samuel) spent 369 days waiting for his forever home due to medical and behavioral challenges preventing him from being at his best. NorCal Boxer Rescue stepped in to provide him with the care he needed

This 14-year-old Shih Tzu recently met our friends at Philly PAWS for eye surgery. Oreo's owner couldn't handle the financial burden of surgery at a private vet and turned to Philly PAWS for help. Thanks to a grant from Grey Muzzle, Oreo got the surgery he needed.

Eight-year-old Tinkerbell arrived at the Sacramento SPCA this past summer with several inoperable masses in her chest. Fortunately, Sacramento SPCA’s Pawspice program will ensure Tinkerbell has the care she needs to keep her comfortable. The program, supported by a grant from Grey Muzzle, covers the cost of palliative care for animals who have terminal diagnoses but good quality of life.

Lolli was homeless again, and the shelter simply didn’t have the resources to ensure she’d find a forever home. A grant, made possible by your generosity, allows PSAS to take in dogs at risk of euthanasia in overcrowded and under-resourced shelters

Little Lovely was found wandering on a busy street, in urgent need of medical attention. She was brought to the local animal shelter, and though her previous family was located, they chose to surrender her because they could not afford her care.

Live Love Animal Rescue (LLAR) helped Lovely find the best foster home

Shared from the BARCS Facebook page:

"12-year-old Griffey and his mom were both diagnosed with cancer. While trying to care for her own ongoing needs, poor Griffey was struggling with a high-grade mast cell tumor in his rear leg. As her only companion, Griffey is also her service dog.

The team at NMDOG set Honor up with specialists who closely monitor her skin, teeth, and history of cancer. These ongoing needs are costly, but thanks to support from a Grey Muzzle grant made possible by you, Honor is a member of the Home Sanctuary Program. In this program, dogs who don’t qualify for traditional placement are paired with Home Sanctuary Providers as forever fosters.

Angelo was discovered in the middle of the road in northwest Austin early one morning. The couple who found him could tell that he was gravely injured and needed immediate medical attention.
A local emergency clinic referred the couple to Austin Pets Alive!’s Medical Triage and Wellness Clinic.

Surrendered by his owners for euthanasia, an unnamed blind shih tzu was transported to Carolina Poodle Rescue from a rural shelter. ‘Louie,” as he was appropriately dubbed by his transporter, swayed to the sound of music played during his freedom ride.

Ten-year-old Roxy was surrendered to the Sacramento SPCA simply for being “too old.” Life in the shelter was too stressful for her, so she was placed in a foster home where her doting foster mom noticed she had a cough. Chest x-rays revealed a terminal heart condition. With the help of a Grey Muzzle grant, Roxy’s condition is being managed and her quality of life maintained.