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Help these beautiful creatures find forever homes by sharing your experiences.
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/home/pets/how-greyhound-rescue-millie-became-australias-first-bionic-dog/news-story/c89f798fdb2a9a474a8c7adcff1bda2c
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/27/australian-racing-industry-failing-miserably-to-rehome-greyhounds-as-adoption-flatlines Welfare group says breeding numbers are still too high and surpass the industry’s capacity to rehabilitate the dogs
Nominations for awards for greyhound rescuer of the year 2023 open for nominations. Campaign including social media and advertising and general PR begins.
| Nominate for | |
|---|---|
| Greyhound of the year | |
| Greyhound parent of the year | |
| Greyhound rescue service of the year | |
| Community award 2023 |
The nominees will be announced via media release. Nominees will be notified by phone and there will be a media blitz to raise awareness of the work they have been doing in the community.

Greyhound Adoption Month. An entire month devoted to the greyhound, and while we want people adopting retired greyhounds all year, the month of October has been set aside to be full of special walks, picnics, information days, media blitz and of course, the greyhound awards night of nights.
Final event of greyhound adoption month. A big picnic and public walk where greyhounds can gather and gambol and you can meet other greyhound families to create community.
Greyhounds make fantastic companions and this campaign is designed to encourage people all over Australia to adopt a greyhound as a permanent member of their family rather than getting a specially bred dog. Each state greyhound racing body, runs its own adoption program, whilst there are also many more private and non-industry funded adoption agencies around the country helping find greyhounds their forever homes. This site is designed to
► answer your questions about greyhound adoption
► get advice and collect stories of greyhounds that have been adopted
► connect you to greyhounds looking for homes
"Reason 168 to adopt a greyhound: they always know how to pose for a picture"

Greyhounds are becomming increasingly popular and we are seeing more and more hounds around our streets. Although muzzles are no longer legally required, many greyhound owners never let their hounds off lead for fear of the reaction of other dog owners. Come together to discuss and give your experiences.
My greyhound is very nervous. She was attacked and now doesn't even want to leave the house if something looks different to the last time she was out. I don't use a muzzle, but, I'd rather have control than have her run off in fright.
My greyhound is very calm and so always walk her off lead. People worry too much.
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I love my greyhounds but if I let them off lead I always have them muzzles. They are fast enough to escape a dangerous dog that tries to bite them, but I don't want them getting the blame if they bite a dog in the excitement of play. Often it's the other dogs fault and I leave the muzzles on to protect my greyhound as much as others' animals.
What food gives your greyhound the most bounce, vim and vigour for the least time and money?
Where are your favourite places to walk your adopted greyhounds?
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Beautiful walk by the river with your greyhounds. Meet near the water park. Every Sunday at 9.30am for an hours walk followed by a picnic for those who want to stay and socialise.