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This item is now available from our online shop.  Be green and support the RGT at the same time!


Date for your Diary!

The Great Greyhound Gathering 2008 will take place on Saturday 20th September.  

See the scrolling image gallery on our News page to see photos of last year's GGG.

Further information to follow; watch this space!


Crufts Colouring Competition

coloured pencils

 

We had a fantastic response and the judges found it very difficult to select a winner for each of the four days.  Thanks to everyone who entered.

Click here for the results!


What is the Retired Greyhound Trust?

The Retired Greyhound Trust (RGT) is a national charity dedicated to finding homes for greyhounds at the end of their racing careers.  It was set up in 1975 and since then has re-homed almost 40,000 greyhounds.  There are 70 branches of the Trust based right across the UK, from the Isle of Skye to Jersey.

What do we do?

  • Find homes for as many retired greyhounds as possible.
  • Place some retired greyhounds in approved kennels.
  • Seek out new people willing to give a retired greyhound a home and check that they are suitable.
  • Ensure that dogs placed in homes are healthy.
  • Highlight to the greyhound racing industry the importance of providing a good life for retired greyhounds.
  • Raise money to support its work.

Greyhounds make great pets!

The Retired Greyhound Trust believes greyhounds make wonderful pets and it works to ensure they have a good life following their racing careers.

Despite popular misconceptions, greyhounds in general, are:

  • Gentle and adaptable
  • Lazy couch potatoes happy with a couple of short walks a day
  • Loving companions who can live easily with children and other pets.

See for yourself:  contact your nearest branch and arrange to go and meet some of the dogs.

Check out the rest of our website to see how you can help, events in your area and lots more!

Homer

homer magazine logoWe've found an error in the Spring edition of our newsletter:  please note that the Northampton Greyhound Gala is not on Sunday 1st September as stated, but Sunday 7th September.  Our apologies for the mistake.