Grey Save Greyhound Adoptions

Greysave is run by a tyranrt she bans volunteers if they say anything critical of her. In three years there have been I have seen no elections, no open board meetings, no board minutes, no financial statements, no process to review by laws or articles of incorporation.
a violation of state rules and regulations. Until this tyrant is reigned in or replaced by the stay away from this organization. The board have all been apponted by het they are too afraid to do what is required by law

I adopted my current greyhounds from this organization and I couldn’t be more happy with my dogs. I am also a part time volunteer as a result. A couple of key points to remember about the adoption process:
1) The adoption process includes completing an application where you will be asked to answer a number of questions. It’s important to answer truthfully and not provide answers you think they want. In part, this questionnaire will be used to match you up with a suitable dog that will be a family member for the next 10 or so years, so you want to make sure there will be a good match.
2) Even though their website shows pictures of the dogs ready for adoption, there is a natural tendency to want a certain dog based on their picture. Don’t do this. Trust in the process and let the adoption rep present you with dogs that would suit you best.
I appreciate the fact that this organization is made up of dedicated volunteers, who are willing and able to provide you with a great support mechanism to help your racer make the transition to a 45 mph couch potato.

This isn’t a physical shelter but rather a network of foster families and other volunteers which covers a wide area of Southern California. They often have representatives and dogs at local area pet stores as well as quarterly social events where adoptable dogs are present. Check their website for these events.
They have the typical requirements of most rescues, but our home inspection and dog placement was very quick and painless. The adoption fee is a reasonable $ 270 which covers shots and neutering (required). With few exceptions, all their rescue dogs are 2 – 5 year old ex-​races from tracks in Arizona and Mexico that have spent at least a month in a foster home learning how to be a pet.
In the space of a week of contacting, my wife and I got two sweet well behave apartment friendly greyhounds! If you are an apartment or condo dweller, really do look into getting a greyhound!
The volunteers are very non-​judgmental and full of helpful advice when you have to make the inevitable trip to the doggy emergency room.