Below are
links to some Greyhoundhomer Posters, you could help us by
downloading and printing some off to display at your place
of work, in a shop window, or anywhere else you can think
of.
We have a facility to accept
donations online. You can donate a sum of money to us without any
charges to either us or the yourself, and if you are a UK tax payer
you can tick the Gift Aid box enabling us to claim the tax back.
Click the 'MyDonate' logo to go directly to our secure
donation page, and click on Donate Now to the right of the
screen.
Dogs homed so far:
Year
Total
Running Total
2006
106
106
2007
228
334
2008
229
563
2009
274
837
2010
204
1041
2011
180
1221
What do you feed your
Greyhound?
If you use Wafcol
or Red Mills please collect the Barcodes from the
sacks for us. We can exchange them for collars and leads.
When you have a few barcodes collected please give\send them
to Pat,
Elaine.
How else can
you help?
If you never
use the muzzle you were provided with when you took your
Greyhound home, please send or pass them to us.
Take a virtual visit
to the Kennels and see the dogs awaiting a new home:
Welcome to the Greyhoundhomer RGT website!
We hope you enjoy your visit and you find this a useful
and informative website. Staff at Greyhoundhomer RGT have been homing retired racing Greyhounds
since 2006 and have homed over 1000 dogs since starting
up. Greyhounds make truly wonderful pets, and many who
take on a Greyhound find the experience so fulfilling
that they soon find themselves drawn to a second dog.
Greyhounds are loyal, friendly, funny, affectionate, gentle, quiet, clean,
loving, sensitive, trusting, good natured and generally very lazy! To
the right of this text you can see a
slideshow featuring some of the dogs we've
homed this year.
Like all homing organisations
Greyhoundhomer has it's fair share of older
girls & boys looking for homes and a number
of dogs who for some reason have been with
us a long while. So if you're looking to
take on a hound please don't overlook some
of our older or long term residents! With
winter upon us it's hard on our older and
longer term residents who will have been
through their fair share of winters from a
kennel, please take a look below at some of
our older and longer term residents.
Greyhounds can live to between 13 and 15
years old and therefore even an older dog
should have plenty of good times ahead with
you.
