Getting in touch with nature is a great form of medicine – for us and our houndies too! If you’re planning a camping trip and thinking about taking your greyhound with you, here are a few things to consider.
Do you have a fantastic photo of your greyhound that you’d love to see featured in the Greyhound Rescue Australia 2027 Calendar? We’d love to receive your submissions!
Remember that time we had puppies? Well Squid was one of these precious babies, and look how big she is now!
Dogs are great communicators and it’s important we recognise and respond to what they are trying to tell us. Let’s look at appeasement.
You may remember the cute-as-a-button Little Miss, who came to Greyhound Rescue with hyperextended front feet. She found her forever home with Kelly. Now Lilly, this is her and Kelly’s story.
Know what to do ahead of time so if you’re ever in the unfortunate situation of dealing with a snake bite, you can take immediate action.
Rehoming organisation number: R251000042