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Care2, Where Do All the Old Dogs Go?
Care2 mentions Grey Muzzle as well as several of the organizations we support, and includes a quote from our report about old dogs in shelters in their article, "Where Do All the Old Dogs Go?".
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The Bark Magazine, White Whiskers Welcome
This article first appeared in The Bark, Issue 53, Mar/Apr 2009, published as Old Dog Haven. It is an interview with Judith Piper of OldDog Haven, one of the organizations we support, with a quote from Grey Muzzle.
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Dog Living Magazine
Read an interview with our founder, Julie Nowicki, for North Carolina's Dog Living Magazine. Find out why she started Grey Muzzle and why she believes this work is so important.
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Grants Updates: Six groups, six states!
Almost Home Dog Rescue of Ohio, is one of six new grantees Grey Muzzle would like to welcome to the pack! Both Almost Home and Nevada Humane Society have received "Seniors for Seniors" grants while Animal Rescue…
John Unger and Schoep, the dog, relaxing in water
Grey Muzzle Talks With Photographer Whose Senior Dog Image Has Touched Millions
By Chandra Conway, Grey Muzzle VolunteerPhotographer Hannah Stonehouse Hudson’s image of John Unger and his dog Schoep relaxing together in Lake Superior has been seen, and felt, around the world. Schoep, a 19-year-old Shepherd…
Lollie, a senior Shih Tzu
Grey Muzzle Within Reach Of Granting $250,000 To Save Senior Dogs' Lives
Since 2008, The Grey Muzzle Organization has awarded $230,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations working to help homeless and at-risk elderly dogs. Grey Muzzle has supported 37 nonprofit organizations and is currently funding…