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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Found House Interfaith Housing Network
Funded 2022-2025
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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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Foundation for Animal Care and Education (FACE)
Funded 2015-2017, 2019-2021, 2023-2025
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A grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization will support FACE's Grey Muzzle Fund, which offers financial assistance to owners of older dogs, like 13-year-old Blu, with life-threatening illnesses or injuries. This program works in tandem with the Save-A-Life Program, which focuses on life-saving medical treatment...
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Fresno H.O.P.E. Animal Foundation
Funded in 2025
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With this Grey Muzzle grant, Fresno HOPE will provide essential medical care for senior dogs whose families are struggling financially. It means more wagging tails, less suffering, and a chance for our veterinary team to focus on healing, not turning pets away. We’re excited to...
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Friends of Homeless Animals
Funded 2021-2025
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With generous funding from The Grey Muzzle Organization, Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA) is expanding its Senior Care Plan, which waives adoption fees for senior dogs and provides reimbursement for qualifying medical expenses or pet insurance premiums. The Senior Care Plan also includes senior-specific preventative...
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Frosted Faces Foundation
Funded in 2020,2025
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Thanks to their Grey Muzzle grant, Frosted Faces Foundation is dedicating funding for the treatment of dental disease, which may change the fates of several senior dogs deemed unadoptable or untreatable in the shelter system, and who would otherwise never have the opportunity to be...
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