Who We Help

The Grey Muzzle Organization grant will help the Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area save at least ten senior dogs who may have been euthanized in previous years due to medical or dental expenses, such as nine-year-old Rosie, whose owner passed away. Shy at...

Since 2017, IndyHumane’s Senior Care program, launched with the support of The Grey Muzzle Organization, has helped rescue and adopt more than 821 senior dogs. The program aims to increase positive outcomes for senior dogs in central Indiana by transferring them from the municipal and...

The Grey Muzzle Organization grant will enable the KARES senior dog program to provide medical care for at-risk dogs. It will help older dogs remain in loving homes by offering free or shared-cost veterinary care when owners cannot afford it. Providing medical care to dogs...

Funding from Grey Muzzle will provide medical treatment to abandoned senior dogs facing extreme medical challenges that other organizations do not have the resources to help. The grant will help dogs like Shirley who needs surgery to remove a tumor.

The League for Animal Welfare operates a Veterinary Assistance Program, providing urgent care for the community’s pets. The program alleviates conditions affecting a pet’s quality of life and serves families who otherwise could not afford to treat the condition. The goal is to keep loved...