Greyhound Rescue recommends waiting 14 days before taking your hound on a walk when they first arrive in their new home. When the time does come for your first walk, it’s important to be prepared. Arm yourself with the tools necessary to make it the most enjoyable experience possible for both you and your hound.
From kennel kid to couch potato, Elsie’s adoption journey is a testament to love, patience and trust.
By now you know that greyhounds are majestic, magical and wholly unique creatures. Grooming these magnificent noodles is not only about highlighting their stunning aesthetics, but ensuring their overall health and wellbeing. Here are a few tips and tricks to start you on your grooming journey.
Lex has been a Greyhound Rescue volunteer since 2017. Read on to hear why she started volunteering, and why it has become such an important part of her life.
Kennel Kid Alum Leo found his forever home with Ramsie & Glenn, who are happy to say that Leo these days lives with a “permanent grin on his face”.
Are you ready for a night of entertainment, camaraderie, and fundraising like no other? Our upcoming event is not just an evening out; it’s an opportunity to make a genuine impact! Join us for an extraordinary night where fun meets a meaningful cause.
Rehoming organisation number: R251000042