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When a small dog had cancer and nowhere to live, this Utah foundation found him a home where he could die feeling loved

( Leah Hogsten  |  The Salt Lake Tribune ) Griffin relaxes on his bed near a heat lamp behind the counter of his owner's Millcreek interior design store. Griffin, a one-eyed, 4-year-old Schipperke, was left at a Murray shelter after a horse kicked him in the face, fracturing his skill and severely damaging an eye. After vets discovered the dog also had cancer, Marsha Holfeltz committed to giving him hospice care.

( Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune ) Griffin relaxes on his bed near a heat lamp behind the counter of his owner's Millcreek interior design store. Griffin, a one-eyed, 4-year-old Schipperke, was left at a Murray shelter after a horse kicked him in the face, fracturing his skill and severely damaging an eye. After vets discovered the dog also had cancer, Marsha Holfeltz committed to giving him hospice care.