Grey Muzzle Talks With Photographer Whose Senior Dog Image Has Touched Millions
By Chandra Conway, Grey Muzzle VolunteerPhotographer Hannah Stonehouse Hudson’s image of John Unger and his dog Schoep relaxing together in Lake Superior has been seen, and felt, around the world. Schoep, a 19-year-old Shepherd…
Grey Muzzle Within Reach Of Granting $250,000 To Save Senior Dogs' Lives
Since 2008, The Grey Muzzle Organization has awarded $230,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations working to help homeless and at-risk elderly dogs. Grey Muzzle has supported 37 nonprofit organizations and is currently funding…
Senior Dog Care: How To Read Signs of Pain And Discomfort
By Jennifer Kachnic, CCMT, CRP. Kachnic is a Grey Muzzle Advisory Board Member and author of "Your Dog's Golden Years"The primary form of communication for dogs is body language. It is important for you to learn more about this…
Facebook Favorite: Walter Takes The Cake!
Longtime Grey Muzzle grant recipient Old Dog Haven in Lake Stevens, Washington, recently posted this fabulous photo of senior Cocker Spaniel, Walter, celebrating one year in ODH's Final Refuge Program, in…
Hot Type: Grey Muzzle in the news!
The Triangle Dog Magazine: “Love Knows No Age" by Donna S. Elliott“An old dog is indeed a faithful friend. And shouldn’t all old dogs have faithful friends to care for them? The Grey Muzzle Organization, a Raleigh-based…
Cool Summer Reads
"Your Dog's Golden Years"By Jennifer Kachnic, CCMT, CRPGrey Muzzle Advisory Board member Jennifer Kachnic, CCMT, CRP, will donate a portion of the proceeds from her new book to Grey Muzzle and senior dog rescues around the…
Holiday gifts that celebrate old dogs!
If a senior dog has ever touched your heart and shared your home, this calendar is for you. Grey Muzzle’s 2019 calendar celebrates the bond we share with our old dogs. And better yet, all of the proceeds from the calendar will be…
Elect to Adopt an Old Dog This November - Celebrate Adopt a Senior Pet Month with Posts and Progress
There’s never been a better time to be an old dog, or to bring one home. In the same way that dog-lovers are quick to tell others, “He’s a rescue,” more people today readily share that their adopted dog is also a senior—age 7 or…
Enter Our #WhyWeLoveOldDogs Contest
Enter Our #WhyWeLoveOldDogs 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…