Meet the Dogs

Meet the amazing Tex, a Golden Retriever from the Lone Star State who is thriving at 18 years old, with help from Grey Muzzle and GRRNT.

Lovely Lily, an 11-year-old Dachshund, met her match and now lives comfortably with her foster mom through Muttville's "Seniors for Seniors" program

Meet three pretty puppy mill girls—Lezlie, Ebony and Pamela Pepper after being rescued from a commercial breeding facility by the St. Louis Senior Dog Project.

Val and Buddy, two lovely old Dalmatians fostered by the same mom, were both discovered in Georgia and Florida, respectively, abandoned and left to die. Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay, with help from Grey Muzzle funding, revived them and gave them a new and happier life.

A gentlemanly Chow Chow, Pookie is a cruelty case who arrived in feeble condition at the CCSPCA in New Jersey. Thanks to funding from Grey Muzzle for treatment, he is responding nicely to TLC for his skin and fur, as well as therapy for a respiratory infection.

Angel and Bam Bam, two 11-year-old Italian Greyhounds, were turned into a shelter when their former owner went into a nursing home. Shelter staff told St. Louis Senior Dog Project Rescue they were fading fast and becoming ill there.

If you received our 2010 annual printed newsletter, you might remember the picture of Sammy and Harriette of House With a Heart on the cover. Sammy was surrendered with a harness grown into his chest. 

Grey Muzzle supports German Shepherd Rescue and Adoptions “Moment in Time” program so that senior dogs like Nicholas can experience their final years feeling loved. Nicholas was 10 years old and had lived his whole life at the end of a chain.

Taffy, a 10-12 year-old female sheltie/chow mix, was surrendered to a rural animal control in Illinois. Taffy was rescued by Chicagoland’s Young at Heart, and was diagnosed with severe stressed-induced colitis.

Jack, a 9-year-old English Setter, was turned in to a local Humane Society in Missouri because his owners were moving somewhere they could only take two dogs. They gave up Jack, their oldest dog. 

Cassie came in as a stray and had developed a bad case of kennel cough. Now she's doing great thanks to Carolina Basset Hound Rescue's vet and a loving foster home.

Little senior Sweets ended up in Missouri County Animal Control during a winter onslaught of cold and snow in Missouri.