Saving Seniors: A Groundbreaking National Study
The Grey Muzzle Organization is pleased to share findings from the first national study focused specifically on the well-being of senior dogs. We are thankful to Maddie’s Fund for the generous grant that made this groundbreaking…
Enter Our #AdoptedASeniorDog Contest
Share the Joy of Adopting a Senior Dog and Encourage Others to Do the SameIf you share your life with an amazing aging dog, tell the world about your best friend! In celebration of Adopt a Senior Pet Month, we’re asking everyone…
Order Your 2021 Calendar Today!
If a senior dog has ever touched your heart and shared your home, our calendar is for you. Grey Muzzle’s 2021 calendar celebrates the bond we share with our old dogs and it features dozens of the pictures you submitted during our…
The Grey Muzzle Organization & Mutt Lynch Winery Co-Host #SeniorSips Virtual Wine Tasting
The Grey Muzzle Organization and Mutt Lynch Winery are partnering on their first-ever Virtual Wine Tasting. #SeniorSips will take place Monday, November 2 at 7:30 pm ET / 4:30 pm PT. Winemaker and owner Brenda Lynch will taste…
We Want to See Your Pup in Our 2021 Calendar!
We just launched our 5th annual Summer Smile campaign to support our dental fund.You can give an at-risk old dog like Charles the gift of a sweet new smile and enter your favorite senior pup in Grey Muzzle’s 2021 Calendar Contest…
Grey Muzzle Grants Give Old Dogs New Tricks, Second Chances Nationwide
Old dogs have something to wag about this week, as The Grey Muzzle Organization announces more than $510,000 in grants to 64 animal welfare groups nationwide. This brings the national nonprofit’s total grant funding to nearly $2.…
New Year, New Leadership For Grey Muzzle
The Grey Muzzle Organization’s founder Julie Dudley is extremely pleased to announce that Jenny Kachnic is now serving as Grey Muzzle’s president. Kachnic has volunteered with The Grey Muzzle Organization since 2011 as a member…
‘Tis The Season For Giving Thanks For Rescuers, Grants, And Second Chances At Golden Years
In March 2007, Abby was one of 60 dogs living in chains on a North Carolina property. For shelter, Abby crept into a nearby barrel. The senior Beagle/Blue Heeler blend's coat was “as brittle and sparse as an ancient brush,” wrote…
Why Adopt A Senior Dog?
By Sherri Franklin and Liz Brooking of Muttville Senior Dog Rescue in San Francisco. Excerpted from "Your Dog's Golden Years."The need for senior dog adoption is great. What makes each of the circumstances creating…