Greyhounds are different (that's probably the understatement of the year!) And when it comes to veterinary care, it's more important than ever to realize these differences as it can dramatically impact the outcome of treatment. So to help new adopters…
This week we celebrate Thanksgiving. That one day a year dedicated to giving thanks for all the blessings in our lives. For me, one of those blessings is working with all the volunteers, supporters, and adopters involved with Greyhound Friends…
“Lost Greyhound”. Two dreaded words most of us hope to never hear. It can happen to anybody at any time. And when it does, swift action is key: The faster you act, communicate, and put feet (and flyers) on the…
Is your greyhound afraid of fireworks or thunderstorms? NOW is the time to contact your veterinarian, prepare your yard, and your home! Whether you decide to use drugs and/or natural remedies, it’s best to start using these products early, before…
What is Your New Greyhound Thinking? Excerpt from a seminar given by the late Kathleen Gilley: "This breed has never been asked to do anything for itself, make any decisions or answer any questions. It has been waited on, paw…
With 2022 advancing rapidly, an update on what’s happened over the last year and what we have planned for the remainder of this year is long overdue. Some of the highlights for 2021 include: After working together and supporting each…
After many years of working together, Triangle Greyhound Society (TGS) is merging with Greyhound Friends of North Carolina (GFNC) and renamed Triangle Area Greyhound of GFNC (TAG). As you know, greyhound racing in the US was severely cut back after…
Hookworms are an intestinal parasite found in 99% of greyhounds from Florida. While we treat each greyhound for hookworms when they arrive from the track, these parasites can be very difficult to eliminate. They have become resistant to most common…