The Grey Muzzle Organization provides funding for senior dog programs nationwide. Here you'll find a list of the organizations that have received Grey Muzzle funding. Please contact these organizations if you are considering adopting a senior dog, fostering, or volunteering.
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue is dedicated to saving senior dogs from euthanasia in overcrowded, under-resourced shelters across Western North Carolina. By working closely with over 30 partner shelters, Brother Wolf transfers at-risk senior dogs into their care, where they receive comprehensive medical treatment, foster home...
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CARE™ Humane Society
CARE is an open-admission shelter serving the cities of Auburn and Opelika, Alabama, since 1974. CARE receives an average of 3,000 animals annually and has proudly achieved and maintained a no-kill status since 2018. CARE’s mission is to advance humane treatment and responsible ownership of...
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Central Vermont Council on Aging
Grey Muzzle grant funds will increase the number of senior dogs who receive preventative care, sick care, and dental care in the Central Vermont region. CVCOA will provide ten clinic days at locations throughout their three-county service area through a partnership with a non-profit mobile...
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Chesapeake Humane Society
A Grey Muzzle grant will allow Chesapeake Humane to assist more senior dogs like Gracie. They will help local municipal shelters by transferring in more senior dogs with medical needs, providing them with necessary care, and finding them homes. They will also help keep people...
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Community Spay Neuter Initiative Partnership (C-SNIP)
A grant from Grey Muzzle will enable CSNIP to provide subsidies to offset the cost of care for senior dogs like Dallas. Thirteen-year-old Dallas was adopted as a puppy from the Capital Area Humane Society in Lansing, MI. His mom brought him to the CSNIP...
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