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RESOURCES

We've compiled a directory of resources pertaining to five main topics to support you as a Greyhound guardian. Within each topic are dozens of categories. Should you not be able to find what you are looking for, try using the search field (at left, above) to search the entire site or feel free to contact us. We typically respond within 24 hours.

Please note: we are run 100% by volunteers.

ALL ABOUT GREYHOUNDS 

The greyhound is a very unique breed of dog.  Their heritage can be traced back thousands of years.  Their original role was to use their with and speed to hunt.  Greyhounds came to the US from England and Ireland not to be a pet but to keep critters at bay in the farm and rangeland of the US. The greyhounds we know and love today are mostly ex-racing greys.  They are different from other breeds of dogs in their life experiences, their training and in some ways their physical nature. 

HEALTH  (GREYHOUNDS ARE DIFFERENT)

We at GreySave have had a lot of experience caring for Greyhounds. In this section, we've put together a library of health-related resources to help assist you in caring for your Greyhound.

GREYHOUND-KNOWLEDGEABLE VETERINARIANS 

Since Greyhounds are different than the average dog, it is of the utmost importance that your vet be knowledgeable about health concerns specific to the breed. It can be the difference between life and death.

CARE - MAINTENANCE

In this section, you'll find basic care tips, travel advice, information on dog parks, and links to products and services. All, to support you in being the best possible Greyhound guardian!

TRAINING - BEHAVIOR

Too many people think dog training is optional, and we see the results as they return those very same dogs to adoption groups or animal shelters as “uncontrollable.”

LOST GREYHOUNDS 

If your greyhound has become lost, call your adoption representative immediately. We will organize a search team and coach you through (as outlined by clicking button below). 

RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS & SERVICES

We have compiled a list at the request of and as a service to our adopters. These companies have requested that we add them to our website.
Like with any service, we believe you should do your own due diligence and ask for references from other greyhound adopters. 

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