Greyhounds sighted in Swansea
We can now confirm that the two greyhounds which
have been sighted roaming in the Swansea area
are both safe and well. One of the dogs is now
in a foster home under the care of GRW and we
believe that the second dog is now with its
rightful owner. If any further information is
obtained then we will update you accordingly.
Thank you to all of the volunteers who have
helped to find these dogs.
WELCOME
Greyhound Rescue Wales is the longest
established greyhound charity in Wales and the
only all Wales charity dedicated to rescuing and
re-homing greyhounds and lurchers.
We take the greatest possible care to find the
right dog for every home. This includes advice
and support before and after homing.
Our dogs are given to us directly by their
owners or we take them in as strays after they
have been abandoned. Our dogs receive all the
loving care and veterinary treatment they need
for as long as they are with us. All are also
neutered, vaccinated, wormed and micro-chipped.
To see the greyhounds and lurchers who need
homes at the moment look at our
Dogs Needing Homes
Page.
Greyhound Rescue Wales campaigns ceaselessly to
spread the message that Greyhounds and lurchers
make wonderful pets. We are currently working
with key partners to make sure that all
greyhounds in Wales receive protection in law in
the future.
Greyhound Rescue Wales is an entirely voluntary
organisation so all the funds we raise are put
to good use with the lowest possible overheads.
There are many ways you can help us:
enter our monthly prize draw,
visit our shop,
sponsor a dog,
rehome a dog or there are
other ways to help.
Registered Charity Number 1059733.
We have many young greyhounds
looking for new homes now that Swansea race
track has closed, but lets not forget the
Oldies who didn't come in to us as a result
of the track closure and are in as much need
of a loving home as the youngsters.
Please take a look at our
older dogs on the
Special Dogs
page specifically set up for these dogs
within the Dogs Needing Homes page.
