When Alan & Jess started fostering Opal, they quickly discovered the transition wasn’t going to be as simple as they first thought. But with time and a lot of patience, Opal blossomed into the gentle and affectionate girl they knew she was. Here is her foster story.
Get creative and help greyhounds in need by entering the Greyhound Rescue 2026 Christmas Card competition!
It is not unusual for your recently adopted/fostered greyhound to suffer from an upset tummy/diarrhoea in the early days as they settle into their new life. There are two likely causes. Read more below. One reason your greyhound might be experiencing diarrhoea is that...
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!
Rehoming organisation number: R251000042