Greyhound care

Decompression is something we talk about a lot here at Greyhound Rescue. If you’ve ever wondered just what we mean, we’ve put together an explanation here. 

The beautiful Finnigan started displaying signs of separation distress early in his journey into pet life with Taegan. Just over six months later Finnigan is making incredible improvements. Read on for a heartwarming story of love, perseverance and patience.

There are many reasons why people may not be able to walk their hound. It’s not mandatory to go on one! Here are some ideas for keeping your hound healthy and happy without being able to take them for a walk.

When considering what type of dog bed to buy, there is ample choice available. Here are five tips to consider before buying a bed for your pup.

It’s not something we like to think about, but leaving a legacy in your will is a chance to support the causes you care about long after your gone.

As the storm clouds roll in you might notice your hound start to pant, pace, cry and tremble. Unfortunately, fear of thunderstorms is a common phobia experienced by our pooches. We’ve put together some steps you can take to make your hound feel more comfortable and reduce their stress.