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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Our Little Chow Chow Sanctuary
Funded in 2025
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At OLCCS, we provide round-the-clock care, individualized enrichment, medical attention, and behavioral support tailored to each dog’s needs. With the help of grants like Grey Muzzle and matching donations, we’re able to expand our support for senior Chows, offering vital services like blood work, dental...
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Panhandle Animal Welfare Society
Funded in 2025
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Thanks to the generous support of Grey Muzzle, our Seniors for Seniors program gives senior dogs the second chance they deserve—and brings comfort, purpose, and love to senior citizens in our community. This grant helps cover vet care, medications, and adoption fees, making it easier...
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Paws for a Cause Vet Care
Funded in 2025
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With support from Grey Muzzle, our Senior Dog Dental Program will bring relief and renewed comfort to aging dogs through essential dental care. This grant helps us improve the health and quality of life for senior pets—reducing pain, preventing complications, and helping them stay in...
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Payton's Promise Sanctuary
Funded in 2025
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This Grey Muzzle grant will fund critical medical care—like diagnostics, medications, therapies, and comfort support—for our hospice and medically complex senior dogs. With your help, we can give them a final chapter filled with peace, dignity, and joy.
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Peace of Mind Dog Rescue
Funded 2011-2015, 2017, 2022-2025
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Peace of Mind Dog Rescue’s (POMDR) “Helping Paw Program” assists senior people, hospice patients, and other pet guardians facing challenging times in keeping their beloved senior dogs, and helps them stay together as long as possible. When people are physically or financially unable to care...
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