How You Can Help
Greyhound Rescue finds loving forever homes for greyhounds no longer wanted by the racing industry. Relying on donations from the public, fundraising, and a predominantly volunteer-run workforce, Greyhound Rescue plays an important role in helping hounds discover new lives as cherished family pets. Greyhound Rescue is based just south of Sydney and facilitates adoption and foster placements across NSW and ACT.
Adopt or Foster
Give a greyhound a new beginning by adopting or become a foster carer
Volunteer
Join our volunteer family and
work with our hounds
Donate
Make a tax deductible donation to help with our rescue and rehoming costs
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Check out our amazing range of products with profit going to help hounds in need
Our Greyhounds
These gorgeous greyhounds waiting for their forever home are available for foster or adoption.
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Blog
Bilbo’s Greatest Adventure
Much like his fictional namesake, it didn’t take Bilbo long to realise his adventure with Cheryl would be one he couldn’t miss. Read his success story.
Why you should let your greyhound sniff
Are you guilty of hurrying your pooch along when they stop to sniff on their walk? Many of us are unaware of the incredible benefits our pooches get from simply spending time sniffing. In this article we will outline why sniffing is so beneficial for our hounds, and why a sniffari rather than a walk may be just what the dogtor ordered.
Events
Pet pawtraits to raise money for Greyhound Rescue kennel kids
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Greyt Masters : Anew
This latest collection “Greyt Masters : Anew” is a thematic exploration. Themes of change, growth, and rebirth are evident in this collection, the artists presenting these works as a metaphor for their lived experience.
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