Rosie is:
* 2 years old(dob Oct 2009)
* desexed
* microchipped
* vaccinated
* heartworm tested and treated
* costs $300
Rosie is:
* 2 years old(dob Oct 2009)
* desexed
* microchipped
* vaccinated
* heartworm tested and treated
* costs $300
The Grand Drive, Centennial Park (http://www.centennialparklands.com.au/visitor_info/parklands_maps)
‘Ash Paddock’, D6 on the map
http://www.centennialparklands.com.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0014/8402/map_spread_only_2.pdf 

Greyhound Rescue is hosting a sponsored walk to raise some much needed funds and to increase awareness of the charity and greyhounds as pets. It will also be… a great social event for all interested in greyhounds.
Owners or foster carers can submit their greyhound(s), then an online fundraising page will be created. Friends and family can then sponsor your greyhound to walk around The Grand Drive. To request for a registration form please post on the facebook event wall or facebook message the admin of this event – Nora Anderson.
Greyhound Rescue’s “A Walk in the Park” – http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/284818878254147/
Humans and dogs of all ages and sizes are welcome, however only greyhounds can register to raise money. We are allowed 4 leashed dogs per person on The Grand Drive and unfortunately greyhounds must be muzzled as this is not an official event. Greenhounds are the exception.
You are all invited to have a picnic social (area in Centennial Park to be confirmed). Some refreshments and snacks will be provided but we would love if you were able to bring a dish to share.
If you are unable to come to the walk but still want to raise money then feel free to submit a form and do your walk in a local park on the day or at another time.
For those that are unable to physically walk The Grand Drive but still want to take part at the event, feel free to come along and sit at the picnic area to support the others.
Volunteers are also welcome!
Check out the facebook event page.
Greyhound Rescue’s “A Walk in the Park” – http://www.facebook.com/#!/events/284818878254147/
Dally is smaller than average for a boy . He is currently being fostered in Blackheath in the Blue Mts. His foster carer Irene writes:
“Dally is a very happy affectionate and outgoing boy, he is a active dog who loves to play with his friend Sookie my Whippet, loves going out no matter where and gets very excited when I start putting my walking shoes on. He walks well on a lead, loves his food and is a great indoor dog. I feel he would suit a couple or family with school age or older kids. He will make someone their best ever companion”. He would love a doggy companion at his forever home as he loves dogs of all sizes, but no cats please!
Dally is:
Welcome, to this our first issue of ‘The Greys Matter’ and we are very excited to bring it to you. In this issue we have a number of topics on behaviour. Find out how Nick got his chickens and greyhounds to get along. Alexis has written a piece on introducing a new greyhound into your home.
You can also follow the remarkable story of Possum. This drama touched the hearts of everyone who followed her progress on Facebook. Find out how her carers’ dedication has changed her life.
Please feel free to let us know what you think. We want to make this a regular publication but we do need your feedback and contributions to stories and features. Please drop me a line joeturton@live.com.
Amy is a gentle girl with that beautiful Red Brindle coat who was handed into the Pound at 7 years of age, not wanted anymore.
Amy’s foster carer writes of her:
‘Amy is a very special girl! She is very outgoing, super intelligent, has a sense of humor, is house trained and is living with 4 small dogs but does not like cats. She loves everyone, is very fond of males, loves her food & is very healthy, likes to play with quack quack her toy duck and walks twice a day with her friend. Amy has learnt to be a happy dog not a running machine, is very affectionate & is mentored by a 15 year old small white dog who she respects because he taught her the ropes. Amy is extremely loving, acts more like a 3 year old and would adapt to any situation. She is spoilt & deserves to be.’
Amy is being fostered at Maianbar in Sydney’s National Park.
Amy is:
* 7 years old(dob Jan 2005)
* desexed
* microchipped
* vaccinated
* heartworm tested and treated
* costs $300
Nelson was twice abandoned in the Pound and we couldn’t leave him there any longer. He is a young exuberant boy who just seems to love life and people.
Nelson is:
* approx 2 years old
* desexed
* microchipped
* vaccinated
* heartworm tested and treated
* costs $300
If anyone in the Sydney area is able to make Doggie Doonahs for us we would be extremely grateful.
We have the material to supply you with, all you need is your machine, some spare time and a desire to help the greyhounds.
If you can help please contact Peter or Janet on 0412 562 104 or at peter@greyhoundrescue.com.au
Thank you.
If you look at our News posts for sometime ago, Joey was injured and on death row. However, some kind people raised the necessary funds to have Joey’s injured leg mended and today Joey is a happy, healthy boy again although his new owner would need to be aware that he is still somewhat a special needs greyhound and medical issues could arise in the future, although unlikely.
So now Joey needs some kind family to give him a home, he is a real sweetie and would be good with older children, not cats, and only needs a short walk every day.
Joey is situated in Moss Vale and if you can adopt or foster Joey, please contact Alice on 02 4868 1520 or at was@dogshome.com. He has been waiting for a forever human for well over a year now.
Joey is:
* 4 years old(dob Jan 2008)
* desexed
* microchipped
* vaccinated
* costs $300
Lou Lou is a pretty red fawn girl with a cheeky nature. She is well behaved, loves her food, loves being around people and gets on well with other dogs. She walks easily on the lead and loves to play. She would suit a home with school aged children or one where there was lots of company. She has been waiting a while now.
Greyhound Rescue
Janet and Peter
peter@greyhoundrescue.com.au
M: 04 1256 2104