2021 Calendar submissions are now open! We need your supermodel hound to star in our 2021 Greyhound Rescue calendar! We are taking submissions and welcome your contribution, submissions are required by Friday 31st July 2020. You can email your entries to...
Greyhound Rescue ambassador Ash London gives a rundown of what to expect on your greyhound’s first day in their new home
It’s not all singing and dancing, but life with Wendy is pretty close to perfect for Greyhound Rescue alumni Pippin. Wendy adopted Pippin, a stunning, 4-year-old gal with milky white fur and beautiful, big, brown eyes, in June 2019. A year on, Wendy says bringing...
We've been shortlisted in the Australian Ethical Community Grants for 2020. You can help us bring our project to life by voting for Greyhound Rescue. Greyhound Rescue's project will see greyhounds homed safely while enriching the lives of those in aged care. The...
Felicity describes Laurie (formerly Cedar) as “a big boofhead” and “a bit unco” – two very apt descriptions of this huge, lovable greyhound who found his forever home in August 2019. A stunning red brindle, Laurie has adapted to life as a couch potato without too much...
Thinking of adopting or fostering a greyhound? It’s a wonderful thing to do, and a decision you won’t regret! Greyhounds come from a very different life that the one that you will be giving them and it might take them a little while to adjust. While they may be a few years old, they will still have a puppy level of understanding when it comes to being a family pet.
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