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.

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Fences for Fido
Funded 2022, 2024
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A Grey Muzzle grant is helping Fences for Fido improve the welfare of senior dogs who have only known life on a chain. Funds will be used to construct safe fences, provide insulated dog houses and shade structures, and ensure that senior Fidos get much-needed...
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Finding Shelter
Funded in 2024
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Support from Grey Muzzle for Finding Shelter will allow us to provide much-needed medical and dental care for senior dogs in our care. The grant will also allow us to expand our Finding Peace program, which educates the public regarding the need to make plans...
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First Coast No More Homeless Pets
Funded 2020, 2024
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As a provider of low-cost veterinary care, FCNMHP understands the special needs senior dogs have and the financial struggles many owners face when caring for their aging companions. Funds will provide critical veterinary care to senior dogs whose families cannot afford treatment, such as Penny...
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Forever Loved Pet Sanctuary
Funded 2021-2024
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By collaborating with overcrowded municipal shelters and those in rural areas around the state, the Grey Muzzle grant will allow FLPS to save an additional 12 senior dogs and strengthen its network of partnering rescues throughout Arizona. Senior dogs like Addie, who was at very...
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Found House Interfaith Housing Network
Funded 2022-2024
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Support from Grey Muzzle will allow the Pet Support Program at Found House IHN to improve the health of senior dogs whose guardians are experiencing homelessness or other related crises. Low-income clients on the verge of homelessness frequently cannot afford needed veterinary care, such as...
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