Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel: Animal Magnetism
Read the article published online by the Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel on Animal Magnetism.
Daley's Dog Years: Cause It's Saturday
Daley was a super gardening helper—he was always the first to volunteer to taste the fruits and vegetables and if you needed a hole to be dug, well, he was your dog! Daley was also an excellent design consultant, offering his…
Cumberland County SPCA
Read about us on NJ.com in the article, The Grey Muzzle gets a break at Cumberland County SPCA.
Grey Muzzle Helps Keep Old Dogs with Their Owners; Beloved Author Lends Support
The Grey Muzzle Organization has partnered with author Harold Creel to help address a casualty of the economic downturn: old dogs that are being separated from their owners who can no longer afford their food and medical care.…
Amityville Record, NY. Pets, Pets, Pets Column
Amityville Record features an article about Grey Muzzle with lots of background, including an interview with founder Julie Nowicki and Ambassador Joanne Lombardi.
San Francisco Chronicle Animal Welfare Spotlight: Muttville
The San Francisco Chronicle featured an article on Animal Welfare by spotlighting Muttville, a senior dog rescue organization in San Francisco that receives funding from us for their Seniors-for-Seniors program is mentioned…
Help Homeless Senior Dogs Rest Easy!
The Grey Muzzle Organization maintains a Bed Fund to provide orthopedic beds and cots to old dogs living in shelters, rescues, or sanctuaries. Many shelters do not have the resources to provide orthopedic beds so Grey Muzzle…
Juniors for Seniors Photo Series Initiative
The Grey Muzzle Organization believes that old dogs contribute positively to our quality of life and have much to teach us about patience, respect, responsibility, loyalty and unconditional love. As the popularity…
The Grey Muzzle Organization’s Bed Fund Aids 66 Homeless Senior Dogs
By Grey Muzzle Education & Outreach Chair, Maria StoerrleImagine a senior dog in a shelter. At the time in life when they are most in need of love, care, and comfort, they instead find themselves living in a kennel. While…