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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Emancipet
Funded in 2025
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With support from The Grey Muzzle Organization, Emancipet will expand its ability to deliver affordable dental care and other critical veterinary services to senior dogs. This grant will help ensure more ageing pets stay healthy and comfortable, regardless of their owners’ financial means, strengthening the...
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Fences for Fido
Funded 2022, 2024-2025
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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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Florida Keys SPCA
Funded in 2025
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This Grey Muzzle grant helps senior dogs stay healthy and at home by covering preventative care like dentals, testing, vaccines, and medications, plus emergency vet visit fees and x-rays. It’s all about removing barriers so loving pet parents can focus on what matters most—caring for...
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Footbridge Foundation
Funded in 2025
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Thanks to the Grey Muzzle grant, we’ll provide essential care for 12 senior dogs, including dentals, arthritis treatment, and prescription diets. This support gives older pups a better shot at finding loving homes or lifelong foster care, where they can truly thrive.
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Forever Loved Pet Sanctuary
Funded 2021-2025
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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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