Friend of the rescue, Kathy Milani, created this project in honor of our director and the many lives she's saved.
Georgia Dodson’s house in a Maryland suburb of Washington, D.C., is a way station for an ever-changing collection of elderly dogs with nowhere else to go, their backstories ranging from tales of abuse and abandonment to beloved pets whose anguished owners are no longer able to provide them care. As the director of foster and adoption programs for Gray Face Acres, an all-volunteer nonprofit that rescues and rehomes senior dogs, the 28-year-old Dodson plucks blind and ailing pooches from local shelters and crisscrosses neighboring states to meet up with those determined to find their aged Maltese, Chihuahuas, and other seniors a loving, forever home...
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