Two senior dogs outside at Gray Muzzle Society

Senior, special-needs, and hospice care

Senior Pet Rescue

Every dog and cat in our rescue lives in a foster home. Some are adopted. Some stay with their foster family for the rest of their life. Either way, they are home.

Adopt, foster, or sponsor an animal in our care.

Senior animals often need dental work, diagnostics, medication, or specialized care. Gray Muzzle Society covers that veterinary care while they are in rescue.

Adopt

Adopt

Older pets have a lot of personality and usually fewer surprises. We fully vet each animal and share what we know so you can decide whether the fit is right.

See adoptable animals →
Foster

Open your home

Gray Muzzle Society provides veterinary care, food, and supplies. Foster families provide a temporary home and day-to-day care.

Apply to foster →
Sponsor

Help cover their care

If fostering or adopting is not possible, you can still help with the ongoing cost of caring for an animal in rescue or hospice.

Sponsor an animal →

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Animals looking for homes

Our available animals are listed below through Shelterluv. Foster-based rescue changes quickly, so check back for new animals.

Adoptable animal listings are provided by Shelterluv.
A senior dog resting while someone gently pets them

Fospice care

Fospice care

Animals with advanced or expensive medical needs may stay with a dedicated foster family for the rest of their lives. We call this fospice. Gray Muzzle Society continues paying for medical care while the foster family makes sure the animal's remaining time is comfortable and full of love.

Support fospice care