GREY2K USA

This is great news! I live in Florida, but I grew up in West Memphis, Arkansas! That track needs to be next!!!! I got an email today saying that if the Greyhounds aren't adopted in 6 weeks they will be put down. Is this true? Just 6 weeks is all we have to find homes for these babies?

Congrats to all who worked to end cruelty in Massachusetts!!

There are about 100 calendars left, so if you would like one, order as soon as possible. We could only afford to print a few hundred. : )

Just received mine this week and I love it! The pictures are fabulous. Don't Greys make the best subjects for photography?

I used to tell people that I would fully support dog racing (and horse racing, as well) if they treated the animals with respect. My poor Joey still shakes when we go out in public and it's been a decade since his two years at the track. However, Thanks to Christine, I have seen some race accident reports, just a tiny slice of the injuries suffered by our hounds every year, and I no longer suggest any support for this cruel industry.



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Look, if Joey suffers a fatal fall while running for his own enjoyment, that will SUCK for me! However, it’s like me when I ski: I have done things that could have done myself serious harm, but I did them for MY OWN fun, not because someone was forcing me. Same goes for Greys: they can, and sometimes do, hurt themselves while running and playing, but they are PLAYING!, and no one is forcing it on them for profit and abusing them if they don’t “play fast enough.”




So, here’s to Greys and THEIR choosing when and where to run. And how fast to do it! As well, here’s to us for standing up for these noble creatures and winning the hearts and minds of caring people to end this cruelty.

These records tell us the truth about the cruelty of dog racing for the first time. Thanks for your comments, Eric.

FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YEAH!! YEAH! Way to go guys and gals!

GREYT!!!

Amen to that Judy! This is Debbie with Idaho CAGE and Greyhound Rescue of Idaho. Should've seen my last boy I got out of Witchita. What a mess he was. He's a really BIG boy. When he came off the hauler he weighed in at 72 lbs. Now he weighs 90 lbs and he's not fat! He was a walking skeleton. I've been doing this for 15yrs and he's one of the worse ones I've ever seen. If we don't stand up for these guys, who will?

I just ordered my calendar and one for a friend.

I can't wait to receive mine! Keep up the Greyt work!

I got to get me this!!!!