Meet the Dogs

Thanks to a medical expense grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization and the great work of Safe Harbor Lab Rescue, Ronald and Kathryn's four-legged kids, Holly, Molly and Cody, are thrilled to announce that they have a new brother— Kaiser!

Nine-year-old Ginger came to Golden Retriever Rescue of the Rockies (GRRR) when her family moved and was unable to take her with them. Upon arrival, she weighed 132 pounds (more than 50 pounds over her ideal weight), had numerous lumps and bumps...

Seven-year-old Miss Ivy (now Maggie) came to Safe Harbor Lab Rescue after being placed in a night drop box in an animal shelter.

Stephen R. contacted the Humane Society of Western Montana in November 2015. He was unemployed and living with a friend, yet his own needs were not his top priority. Stephen was desperate to find help for his 7-year-old Boston Terrier, Roxy.

Zoey, a beautiful 10-year-old Boxer, was released to the Cumberland County SPCA when her owners divorced and neither could take her to their new residences. Having been a family dog her whole life, Zoey was heartbroken to find herself in a shelter.

Meet Charlie whose guardian, Karen, would not have had the resources to provide the costly surgery she needed in order to live out her golden years free of pain. Karen reached out to Fairy Tail Endings, which is dedicated to helping financially struggling families to keep their pets and provide proper care through financial aid, product and service donations, education and outreach. Here is the kind of happy ending your generosity made possible:

Meet bicontinental Bella, a sweet old girl having the time of her life with her new family, thanks to the rescue efforts of Animal Rescue of New Orleans and a grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization.

Max the Mastiff, a sweet and gentle giant, was suffering with typical large, old dog ailments when Mastiff Rescue of Florida found him and, with help from a Grey Muzzle grant, placed him in a loving home with another senior through its “Oldies But Goodies” program.

Ailing 12-year-old beagle “Chance” was given just that, a second chance, when Penny Angels Beagle Rescue discovered him in a shelter and, with help from a grant from Grey Muzzle, restored his health, steering him into a happy forever home.

Blind and abandoned, Annie, an eight-year-old Australian shepherd mix, was rescued by Muttville in San Francisco, and with help from a Grey Muzzle grant, is now settled happily with a loving owner to live out her golden years.

The victim of horrendous conditions with a hoarder, sweet little Claire was rescued by Blind Dog Rescue Alliance. A grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization helped cover her medical expenses to give her a second chance, and Claire flourished under a loving foster mom.

Leo and Maria were two lovable senior dogs who lived their final days with comfort and joy thanks to the Blind Dog Rescue Alliance and the Grey Muzzle Organization who placed them into a permanent foster/sanctuary program.