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.
A Doggie 4 You
The Grey Muzzle grant will help launch a seniors-for-seniors dog foster program in collaboration with the Silver Sage Community Center. The grant funds will cover senior dogs’ food, vaccinations, and medications. They will also be used for specialty surgery—such as eye or limb removal—to improve...
Read MoreAngels of Assisi
A Grey Muzzle grant will support AOA's community outreach efforts. They identified five senior living communities that allow pets. They will send their transport truck to each facility twice a year to pick up senior dogs, take them to their facility, provide veterinary care at...
Read MoreAnimal Fix Clinic
The Grey Muzzle Organization is pivotal in supporting Animal Fix Clinic’s mission. By subsidizing the cost of surgeries for senior dogs whose families cannot afford them, Grey Muzzle ensures that no pet is denied care due to financial constraints. Sandy, an 11-year-old dog who needed...
Read MoreAnimal Friends, Inc.
Funding from the Grey Muzzle Organization will help Animal Friends provide high-quality medical and dental care to senior shelter dogs, reducing barriers to adoption and helping them find loving homes. All senior dogs at Animal Friends receive routine wellness care, but many also require additional...
Read MoreAnimal League of Gaston County
Founded in 2002, ALGC promotes companion animal welfare in the community through advocacy, education, and service. A dream of its founding members was to open a spay/neuter clinic within ten years. Seven years later, ALGC opened the Gaston Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic. In 2017, the clinic...
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