|
|
 |
The following information sheet
is one of three currently being compiled from daily discussions on the
Greyhound-L listserv. These
three info sheets (GH Medical, GH General Info, and GH Resources/Supplies)
are unofficial compilations - in other words, these are my *pet projects*
as opposed to official FAQ files. I
maintain and update these info sheets as new information crosses my
e-mail account. I accept any and all updates, comments, corrections,
and additions to these info sheets: please send mail to greyhoundadmin@abap.org All data is provided as **information
only**. The greyhound-l list
server is made up of a large group of Greyhound owners - some with limited
experience, and some with EXTENSIVE experience - who meet on a computer
forum to discuss Greyhounds and Greyhound related topics. I try to collect interesting data on various topics, and reflect
a group consensus or varied cross-sections of thought on those topics. All of the data in these infosheets
is Copyright to the Original author on the Greyhound-L. I have been given permission to compile and
publish this data by the authors. This
infosheet can be reproduced *in full*, and distributed. If you wish to use any one part of this info
sheet (i.e., a newsletter), you must contact me for author permission. Thank
you - Lynda Adame, Cody and Tara (and Tice who is with us in spirit)
greyhoundadmin@abap.org +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ GREYHOUND RESOURCE/SUPPLY INFORMATION
===================================== Last Update 2/5/99 CALENDAR: Produced and published yearly
by The Greyhound Project, Inc., P.O. Box 5239, Framingham, MA 01701.
The Greyhound Project is a volunteer non-profit organization
providing information about and promoting the adoption of retired racing
greyhounds. The purpose includes
promoting cooperation between and among greyhound adoption program to
further the placement of greyhounds at the end of their racing careers.
Profits from the sale of the Greyhound Calendar are sent to the greyhound
adoption agency of the purchaser's choice. Color photos of greyhounds
being submitted for consideration for inclusion in the calendar should
be submitted by April for the next year.
Late submissions will be held for consideration in the following
year. GREYHOUND STAMPS: These brightly colored "stamps", kind of
like Easter Seal stamps, brighten up your letters and carry a greyhound
message. They are published by The Greyhound Protection League, P.O.
Box 60715, Palo Alto, CA 94306, (415)327-0631, in sheets of 32 2"
wide by 1.25" high stamps for $1.00 a sheet.
No two stamps on a sheet are alike.
Profits from the sale of these stamps go back into greyhound
rescue and adoption. POSTER: This black and white poster,
which is sponsored by the Greyhound Protection League, is available
for purchase by the general public.
It features a fantastic picture of the sweetest little Greyhound
you will ever see.(besides your own, of course : ) The text of the poster is: "Casinos, a Greyhound-safe bet", with a spiel
on the right hand side about casinos vs. racing. To get a copy, contact: Karen Wolfe P.O. Box 958672 Hoffman Estates IL
60195-8672 Or call: (708) 882-2188 after 5 p.m.
Illinois time for ordering info. Re: GPLeague's Casino Poster Each poster is $2.00 +shipping. PEDIGREES: To find out the lineage of
your ex-racer, five generations back: Send a letter & a $15.00 check to: NGA Pedigree Service Box 543 Abilene, KS
67410 In the text of the letter,
include the tattoo #'s found in both of your dogs ears, its sex, color,
and racing name if you know it. In return, the NGA will send you a nice pedigree. You can also simply call the
NGA, and (for free) find out the names of both the Sire and Dam of your
Greyhound, the birth date of your Greyhound, your Greyhounds racing
name, as well as who the owner was. (913)263-4660. You can also contact the NGA nga@jc.net ANOTHER PEDIGREE OPTION: I will be offering a 15x37
inch, 8 generation chart with your dogs registered name at
the bottom plus his registration numbers, your name and address and a space
for you to place a photo of him. These
charts include 255 names per chart
so I think you'll have fun linking up your fur friend with some of the
Greyts of the past. Cost will
be $40, and the chart, due to its size, will
be hand lettered. I will also be doing a much
fancier pedigree which will have on one side the pedigree and a watermark
picture of either your dog or another greyhound symbol. On the reverse, I plan to scan a color or b/w
print of your dog, all of the information
about him, including tattoos or microchip numbers, and identifying marks,
etc. This will be a sheet that
you can use in case he is lost or stolen,
or--for the AKC types--in case the AKC comes calling to inspect your kennels.
I will contribute a portion of the proceeds to rescue. Contact: Laurel Drew at: elaur@TWROL PUBLICATIONS: Newsletters: - Greyhound Network News is a quarterly newsletter of general information
with state-by-state and international news items, intended to serve
as a communications link for the many groups and individuals concerned about the plight of the racing
greyhound everywhere. It is
independently published by Joan Edinger, Editor. Donations appreciated and tax deductible. Greyhound Network News P.O. Box 44272
Phoenix, AZ 85064-4272 Greyhound Network News needs
your help to report all greyhound news!! Please send any local newspaper
articles pertaining to greyhounds and racing to the above address. Note the publications name and address when
forwarding material. - Off Track Pets c/o Buffalo Greyhound Adoption 149 Keller Avenue Kenmore, New York 14217 To subscribe, send $3.00 for a year (4 issues). We're always looking for material. If your are an author, poet, artist or photographer, please consider a submission. PBNewsom@aol.com - The Home Stretch c/o Greyhound Friends, Inc. (508) 435-5969 Louise Coleman - Off Track Greyhound Contact GPA/CA (California chapter) No subscription
- send donation instead. - The Retired Racer Rap Sheet
is published by Sharon Porter, 109 Shefwood Drive, Easley, SC 29642. This newsletter is primarily for greyhound parents in SC and the surrounding states of NC and GA. - The Greyhound Gazette is published by the CSRA Greyhound
Adoption, 415 Brookside Dr., Augusta, GA 30904-4597, (706)736-6335. - The Homestretch - GPA/MD c/o Molly Hughes 100 S. 2nd Ave. Ferndale MD 21061 Quarterly
newsletter, $7.00 per subscription per year. MAGAZINES: - Celebrating Greyhounds: The
Magazine Celebrating Greyhounds: The Magazine is published quarterly by The
Greyhound Project, Inc., a non-profit, charitable corporation. Subscription proceeds help support the work of The Greyhound Project. 99% of articles are original and all are informative. Even the light-hearted
articles are informational. We welcome articles and photos from anyone. Topics include information on behavior, health and veterinary issues, legal issues, care and feeding,
safety, first aid, activities for you and your greyhound, crafts, events, book and product information
and reviews, ads for greyhound paraphernalia, humor and stories of interest to greyhound
lovers. One year subscription in North America is $20 (US funds); Worldwide
is $25 (US funds). Please make check payable to The Greyhound Project, Inc. To subscribe: Your Name Address City/State/Zip Mail to: The Greyhound Project, Inc c/o Joan Dillon P.O. Box 173 Holbrook, MA 02343 - The National Greyhound Review is published 16 times a year and is
the official publication of the National Greyhound Association. The price is $30.00 a year, and the address
is R.R. 3, Box 111B, Abilene, KS 67410, (913) 263-4660. Included in each issue is the official NGA
order form to obtain books, greyhound jackets (quilted cotton $19.50,
other styles at other prices), muzzles ($7.50), leads, collars, and
other supplies. - Field Advisory News (FAN)
is a National Lure Coursing Magazine. Vicky Clarke, Editor. P.O. Box 399 Alpaugh, CA 93201 (209)949-8649 Please call before
9pm EST. Subscription rates:
$30.00 a year bulk rate. $42.00 a year first class mail. $7.50 per single copy. LURE COURSING: - A current coursing event schedule can be obtained
requested from: G. Ariel Duncan 214 East Evesham
Road Cherry Hill, New
Jersey 08003-3706 609/795-4649 before 9 p.m. eastern time or contact: Bonnie Dalzell MA at email
address: bdalzell@clark.net - ASFA Lure Coursing 1995-6
Rule Books - $4.00 each. Ruth Reynolds 2108 Trianon Ct.
Tallahassee, FL 32308 - Lure Coursing Set-Ups can
be purchased from: Injoy Wood Products Tom Bianchi P.O. Box 21 Charlotte, VT 05445 (802)425-3691 after 6pm please. GREYHOUND TRUST, U.K.: The Retired Greyhound Trust 24/28 Oval Road London NW1 7DA UK Tel: +44 181 335 3016 This is the national head office,
there are about a dozen regional centers also. BOOKS: Brannigan, C., Adopting the Racing Greyhound, Howell,
1992. Chapter 5 is on Care and
Feeding. The quickest overview
of GH nutrition, obviously geared towards the retired racer. Probably the BEST place to start. BOOK OUTLINES GREYHOUND CARE,
MEDICINE By David Stauth, 503-737-0787 SOURCE: Linda Blythe, 503-737-6945 CORVALLIS - Veterinary researchers at Oregon State
University (OSU) have published a comprehensive new book on greyhound
medicine. Kohnke J., Veterinary Advice for Greyhound Owners,
Ringpress, 1993. Chapter 2 is on Nutrition.
This is in a Q&A format, mostly for working dogs. Barnes, J., ed. Complete Book
of Greyhounds, Howell, 1994. (I'm told by my friends at Greyhound &
Whippet Shop in London, this is not available in the UK
as of yet, but it should be soon; the copyright is held by Ringpress
out of Hertfordshire.) Chapter
3 is on Feeding and Nutrition, Chp. 14 General Health Care.
Good general overview of GH nutrition. Blythe, L., Gannon, J., Craig, A.M., Care of the Racing
Greyhound, American Greyhound Council, 1994. Chapter 8 is Digestive System and Nutrition, Chp. 16 is Metabolic
Disorders. This is probably
the most comprehensive, concise reference on GH nutrition. If you want to know more than what's in this book, you probably
should become a vet. All About the Racing Greyhound, Tompkins & Heasman
(Pelham, 1988) There is also an excellent
book by H. Edwards Clarke with a title a can't recall that gives an excellent history
of the breed, especially the show/coursing schism of the 1890s and the
track/ coursing schism of the 1930s. The Modern Greyhound by H.
Edwards Clarke. London: Hutchinson's Library of Sport and Pastimes
[no date]. --Mostly coursing
and racing stuff. An oldie but
a goodie. I find almost every
Greyhound book by Clarke
an interesting read. Another
similar title was still in print and available through Canadian vendors
a few years ago. The Waterloo Cup 1922 - 1977
by H. Edwards Clarke. London: Spur
Publications, Saiga Publishing Co, 1978.
"Being a detailed account, year-by-year, of the Blue Riband
of Coursing, the Waterloo cup." Has a picture and pedigree
of every year's winner. The Waterloo Cup the First
150 Years by Charles Blanning and Sir Mark Prescott. Wonston:
Heath House, 1987. The Encyclopaedia of Greyhound
Racing. A Complete History of
the Sport by Roy Genders. London, Pelham Books, 1981. Greyhounds by Roy Genders.
London: W & G Foyle and Co, 1963. Brief historical section, mostly a care and feeding
sort of handbook. For those of you interested
in GH pedigrees there are two great books on the subject: Great Names
in Greyhound Pedigrees Vol 1 ($25 paperback) and Great Names in Greyhound
Pedigrees Vol 2 ($35 paperback). Volume
1 has over 50 chapters on GH like Tell You Why, Julius Caesar, Westy
Whizzer and the Jones boys (Onie, Kelly and Demon). These names most
likely appear in your dogs 4th, 5th and 6th generations. Volume two covers the 80s: S.S. Jeno, Share Profit,
Sandy Printer, Downing, Highway Robber, Rooster Cogburn, Mc's Grandmaster
and his brother Dutchmaster, Big Whizzer, etc. For information write: Greyhound Publications 304
N.W. 17th Abilene, KS 67410 "The Greyhound: Form Follows Function.",
Mary Trubek, Education Chair of the GCA. A nice 28 page booklet
with photos and drawings, explaining parts and pieces and movements
of a Greyhound very nicely. If you'd like to have a copy, please send
$4 to Mary Trubek, GCA Education Chairperson, 40 Fox Farm Road, Phillipsburg,
NJ 08865. The Greyhound by Helen Griffiths. Garden City: Doubleday, 1964. *Fiction* - written for kids, but I found it quite
touching. Story of a boy and
a Greyhound. Reina the Galgo is another kids book featuring a Greyhound
that was sort of interesting, but I don't have that one and thus can't
provide a full citation. "Sir Lancelot and Scamp" by Margaret S. Johnson
and Helen Lossing Johnson, 1945, Harcourt, Brace and Company, Inc. It is a touching children's story about a greyhound
and cocker spaniel. "Jet, a Gift to the Family" by Geoffrey Kilner.
This is a children's story about a family that adopts a pregnant
greyhound, and the only pup becomes a successful racer. "Blood Royal", by Rosemary Weir, Copyright
1973, ISBN 0-374-30845-4. GENERAL DOG BOOKS: I realized that you stressed ABOUT greyhounds but......
If you are interested in training in anyway (even manners) you
should get a copy of "Don't Shoot the Dog!" by Karen Pryor.
I cannot say enough about this book!!
Karen is an animal trainer, most notable is her dolphin training
experience which is completely positive.
When you finish this book, you should be able to train a chicken
or at least your roommate! It
cost about$6.00 and is available in the self-help section of the bookstore. It really is a wonderful book! Try it! Childproofing Your Dog-- by Brian Kilcommons. It's less than $10 in softcover. He gives concrete, useful advice. VERY worth getting. "Vacationing with Your
Pet!" by Eileen Barish. It has about 10,000 listings in it. We have found it helpful however, beware that
some places that welcome pets may require a nightly deposit or additional
charge of five to fifty dollars per pet.
AAA has tourbooks for each state that have hotel/motel listings
that clearly state whether or not pets are allowed, and if so, whether
or not a deposit or additional charge is required. Pets Are Permitted (5th Edition,
1995) M.E. Nelson, Editor. Publisher
- The Annenberg Communications Institute P.O. Box 3930 Torrance
CA 90510-3930.
310-374-6246. The book contains 10,000 Hotel,
Motel, Kennels, & Petsitters throughout the USA where dogs &
cats are considered cool. Also, 550 "five paw" places for
"haute dogs" (read Greyhound??), and other generally useful
information to keep pet and owner and proprietor happy. "Take Your Pet USA"
by Arthur Frank. It's paperback and lists for
$11.95. Even though you wouldn't
need the hotel/motel listings if you were traveling in an RV, one good
reason to consider getting the book anyway is that it lists the names,
addresses, and telephone numbers for veterinarians throughout the country
- could prove to be a handy reference in an emergency. "A Dog Is Listening", Roger Caras. ISBN 0-671-79726-3. Former president of the ASPCA writes an entertaining
and informative book about dogs. "Dog Watching", Desmond Morris. ISBN 0-517-88055-5. Anyone interested can find these books at the Direct
Book Service at (800)776-2665 ask for their catalog. OR Cherrybrook (800)524-0820.
A list member claims that Cherrybrooks prices are the cheapest
they have seen yet.
OR 4M Enterprises 1280 Pacific St. Union City, CA 94587 1-800-487-9867 Books4M@aol.com Some other titles in their
catalog under Greyhounds: An AKC video - "Greyhound" - $35.00 "All About the Racing
Greyhound" - $24.95 "Ger McKenna on Greyhounds"
- $19.95 "George Curtis Trains
Greyhounds" - $24.95 "Greyhound Champions" - $36.95 (paperback!)
"Greyhounds, Veterinary Advice for Owners" - $24.95 "The
Complete Greyhound" - $30.00 VIDEOS: Get the Gannon video from the
NGA called "Soundness Examination of the Racing Greyhound", it's a gem. Dominant Dogs, by John Rogerson.
A Better Companion Dog Training Center, 9215 Solon Drive, Houston,
TX 77064. Janet Fridge (713)351-0448 SUPPLIES: Here are some suppliers of racing colors/other GH supplies: - Greyhound Colors, Inc. 1714 N. Armenia Ave. Tampa,
FL 33607 (800) 366-7360 racing colors are $15.00 HIGHLY recommended: Greyhound Colors, Tampa, FL. Kennel muzzles are 6.50, racing muzzles 9.00,
plus UPS and COD charges. They are listed in the 813 area code. The owner is Ray Gonzalez, a longtime friend
of Paul Byther's. Greyhound
Colors supplies the racing blankets for nearly every track in the country,
if folks want the "real deal" then this is the place to go. - G.P.A. P.O. Box 2433 La Mesa, CA 91943-2433 (800) 366-1472 Small - 25", medium -
27", large - 30" $30.00 1-800-FON-1GPA, will put you in contact w/your local
Greyhound Pets of America Chapter. This group has Lots of Greyhound items for
sale including special made Greyhound coats and the popular Pedigree
humane choke collars. - Try the order sheet that can be found in the NGAs (National Greyhound Associations) Greyhound Review magazine -
they sell GH ONLY items at ridiculously cheap prices. - Halemar Specialties, Inc. P.O. Box 3132 Peabody,
MA 01961-3132 (800) 955-9656
Small - 30", medium - 33", large - 35"
$20.00 - I'm a big fan of the "Waterloo"
double layer wool coat from the Greyhound and Whippet Shop in London.
It's soft, warm, water-resistant, easy to put on/take off, and
reasonably priced. I just bought one for Kelly and it was 23 pounds,
50, including shipping to the US. I
think that's about $40, but I haven't checked the exchange rate lately.
Their phone is 081-527-7278 (I think the code for the UK from the US
is 044, but check your phone book, as I'm not sure.) I've not seen anything comparable in the States to the Waterloo,
even at $75+. They take VISA,
and shipping usually takes only a week or so.
They also have leather sighthound collars. Their brochure is text only. - You can get custom Greyhound
coats from Marge Penne at (405)
799-3653. She now lives in Oklahoma versus Waterloo. You can also purchase coats from Jacquie Schnepf
at Waterloo REGAP. Her phone number is (319) 235-0842. The coats run about $60 and the proceeds go
to REGAP. -
Hound
Togs, Coats for Sighthounds, produces coats cut to closely fit the long,
narrow, deep-chested Sighthounds, sized from tiny Italian Greyhounds,
through Whippets and Greyhounds, up to and including Scottish Deerhounds.
Light weight Home Coats, extra warm Outdoor Coats, bright Rain Slickers,
all made of the best materials, fully guaranteed, in stock and ready
to ship. For a free illustrated brochure, send your name and mailing
address to: <houndtogs@aol.com>, or visit our internet website
at: <www.houndtogs.com>Questions? Call Hound Togs at (650)343-2774.
We love to talk dogs and coats! - Squakers are extremely helpful in getting greyhounds
to "recall". These can be purchased directly from the NGA,
or from Scotch Game Call Co., Oak Orchard Rd., Elba, NY 14058. (#1503 Scotch Predator Call). CABLE KNIT SWEATER PATTERN: MATERIALS 5 Skeins (3.5 oz.) worsted weight Knitting needles size 7 and
8 (American) 2 cable needles Two 1" D-rings (optional) three 3/4"buttons. GAUGE 20 sts = 2.75 inches in cable
panel 20 sts = 3.75 inches in trinity stitch FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Width = 22 inches Length = 26 inches
or as adjusted for your dog PATTERN STITCHES FC: Sl 2 sts to cable needle and hold to front, sl
next st to a 2nd cable needle and hold to back, k next 2 sts, p1 from
back cn, k2 from front cn BC: Sl next 3 sts to cn and
hold to back, k next 2 sts, sl p st from
cn and p1, k2 from cn Trinity stitch: (multiple of
4 sts) Preparation row (wrong
side): Purl Rows 1 and 3 (right side) Purl Row 2: *[k1, p1, k1] in same st, p3 tog; rep
from * to end. Row 4: *P3 tog, [k1, p1, k1] in same st; rep from *
to end. Repeat rows 1-4 for trinity st. Cable Panel: (over 20 sts) Row 1 and all WS rows: P1,
k2, [p2, k1] 4 times, p2, k2, p1 Row 2: K1, p2, [k2, p1] 4 times, k2,
p2, k1. Row 4: K1, p2, k2, [p1, FC] twice, p2, k1. Row 6: Rep. row 2 Row 8: K1, p2, [BC, p1] twice, k2, p2, k1.
Repeat rows 1-8 for cable panel. BODY With larger needles, cast on 142 sts. Beg pats--Row 1 (WS): P1 (edge st: keep in
stockinette st), work cable panel over 20 sts, [trinity st over 20 sts,
capel panel over 20 sts] 3 times, p1 (edge st, keep in St st). Continue in pattern established until piece measures
26 inches from beg or desire length.
End with a WS row. (to
determine size for your dog, measure from base of neck to base of tail). NECK SHAPING Work 50 sts, join 2nd skein
of yarn and bind off center 42 sts, work to end. Working both sides at once, bind off from each neck edge 9 times,
AT SAME TIME, inc 1 st at each outer edge (working inc sts into St st)
ever 6th row 4 times --(36) sts each side.
Work even until neck depth measures 7.5 inches or desired length,
end with a wrong side row. NOTE: Try on sweater before reaching 7.5
inches: work longer if necessary to make front edges almost meet (1"
or less). Or, shorten front edges if necessary. Bind off 36 sts each side for front edge. BELLY BAND: With larger needles, cast on 28 sts. Begin pats -- Row 1: (WS) P2 (stockinette sts
for edge), work trinity st over 24 sts, p2. Continue in pat as established
until pieve measure 16 inches from beginning, or desired length. Bind off. TRIM: With RS facing, using smaller
needles, pick up on all 3 edges of body (sides and cast-on edges), 4
sts for every 5 rows, 3 sts for every 4 cast-on sts. K1 row (WS), p1 row, bindoff knitwise on last row. Work trim in the same way on
3 sides of belly band (two long sides and cast-on edge).
Note: Use circular needle, or pick up along edges in three pieces
and then sew together the ends. There
are too many stitches to pick up in one piece as directed. COLLAR: Place marker 3 inches down from front edge bind-off
on each inner neck edge. With
RS facing and smaller needles, begin at right marker, pick up 89 sts
evenly along neck edge to other marker.
Next row: Work in K1, p1 rib over 42 sts, make 5 st buttonhole
at center back neck (bind off 5 sts), rib to end.
In next row, cast on 5 sts opposite bound off sts.
Rib until collar measures 4 inches, then bind off.
Work trim on remaining neck edge not covered by collar. FRONT EDGE BUTTONBAND: With RS facing and smaller
needles pick up 35 sts evenly spaced along right front edge. Work in K1, p1 rib for 1 inch. Bind off in rib. Work same on other side, working
3 buttonholes, evenly spaced. Sew on buttons. BELT: Cast on 9 sts. Work
in k1, p1 rib for 32 inches. Bind
off. Sew center of belt to trimmed
edge of belly band, along ridge formed by picked up sts. Sew untrimmed edge of belly band to the center
of the bottom of the front extension, with the buttons closed. Sew D-rings on ends of belt, or use Velcro,
or you can tie the belt if you prefer. Note from Ginny to the knitters:
I have variously folded over the collar and tacked it in place
for a very preppie button-down look. I've also made the collar a lot
longer and picked it up all the way around the neck edge, and then used
Velcro to make a turtle neck, which can then be rolled down out of the
way when not in use. Experienced knitters can adapt the collar once
they see how it will turn out. The
belly band is not connected to the body piece along the sides as this sweater is
made. On two of them, I have
used "buttons" of Velcro along the edges of the
belly band and on the inside bottoms of the body piece to close the
sweater up for truly inclement conditions.
I also lined one sweater with fake sheepskin when it was finished,
but I had to borrow a friend's industrial sewing machine to do a good
job on it. COLD WEATHER BOOTS: Wy'East Fabrics 1345 19th St NE Salem, Oregon 97301 503 364-8419 503 391-8057 Fax. Frostline products. http://www.frostlinekits.com/ Free boot and paw protector
patterns on our web site at: http://www.voicenet.com/~bark/instruct.html TOYS: Kongs: An interesting consensus
on the greyhound-l, is that Greyhounds seem to prefer the red colored Kongs over the other
colors. BOODA BRAND - VELVET BONE WARNING: Thought I'd let you all know about my experience with
the brand new Booda product called "Booda Velvets". These
are bone-shaped dog chews that come in red, yellow and green, and are
marked on the package as being "completely ingestible", and
"safe". The ingredient listing is corn or maize starch and
"inert ingredients" (= plastic). The chews are meant to be
totally eaten by the dogs and can be dangerous. GREAT SUPPLY LIST: Here is a FANTASTIC list of
places to get GH gear!! This
list was generously supplied to the greyhound-l list from Joan Belle
Isle, who is a list member as well as an important part of the Greyhound
Project, Inc. We Thank You Joan! A lot of folks on the list
have asked where they can get greyhound stuff.... coats, racing silks,
etc. The following is a list
of adoption groups and other organizations and companies that specialize
in greyhound and sighthound stuff.
The last few pages is a list of mail order sources for general
dog/pet products. The following adoption organizations
have supplies and other items for sale. Retired Racers, Inc. 6027 Valley Sage Road Acton, CA 93510 805-269-2544 818-347-3407 Custom made safety collars Greyhound Pets of America California Chapter P.O. Box 2433 La Mesa, CA 91943 619-443-0940 Fax 619-270-1477 Comprehensive source of greyhound products, gifts
and necessities. Catalog available Greyhounds as Pets, Inc. P.O. Box 6999 Colorado Springs, CO 80934-6999 719-633-0171 Full range of greyhound supplies Shoreline Star/Pups without Partners 255 Kossuth Street Bridgeport, CT
06608 203-576-1976 203-696-3804 Fax Collars, leashes, jackets, and other greyhound
care supplies WAG, Inc. P.O. Box 519 Cheshire, CT 06410 Greyhound mousepads, T-shirt, sweat shirts Adopt A Greyhound of Central Florida 2000 Seminole Blvd Casselberry. FL
32707 407-699-4510 407-695-9115 Fax Leashes, Collars, muzzles, posters, gifts and other
items. The National Greyhound Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 999 459 N.E. Third Street Crystal River, FL 34428 904-563-2442 904-563-2208 FAX Grooming supplies, toys and treats, collars leashes,
beds, tee shirts, jewelry and other items. Items are available at wholesale to other adoption organizations. Greyhound Pets of America/Southeast Coast 3808 Gulfstream Road Lake Worth, FL
33461 407-965-9581 800-366-1472 T-shirts, custom made wide leather collars, leads,
jewelry, and giftware Greyhound Pets of America/Central Florida c/o Sarah P. Jones P.O. Box 1095 Sharpes, FL 32959 407-632-0832 Collars, leashes, books Adopt a Greyhound Atlanta 1491 Berkeley Lane Atlanta, GA 30309 404-634-4883 Collars, leashes, coats and racing blankets Greyhound Pets, Inc. Boise Affiliate 10273 Macaw Court Boise, ID 83704 208-377-0645 Coats, liners and neck warmers Greyhound Racers Recycled P.O. Box 958672 Hoffman Estates, IL 60195 3039 708-882-2188 Coats, t-shirts, polo shirts, leashes, bumper stickers
and other items. (Sales support
efforts of the Greyhound Protection League) Greyhound Welfare League P.O. Box 724 New Lenox, IL
60451 815-723-3248 gwl@interaccess.com Collars, leashes, t-shirts, bumper stickers, jewelry
and other items Midwest Greyhound Adoption, Inc. P.O. Box 338 Sugar Grove, IL
60554 708-466-4022 Greyhound Pet Connection P.O. Box 458 Woodstock, IL 60098 815-568-8403 Greyhound Rescue and Adoption P.O. Box 99913 Louisville, KY
40269-0913 502-493-0457 Sighthound leads and adjustable collars Greyhound Placement Service of Maine The Tally-Ho Shop Dogalog P.O. Box 682 Bridgton, ME 04009 207-647-8944 Collars, coats, wall hangings and other items Catalog available Adopt a Greyhound Inc. at River Bend Farm Kennel 628 Sandwich Road Falmouth, MA 02541 508-540-0293 Coat, collars and leashes, grooming supplies, books
and jewelry Greyhound Friends West, Inc. 5 Baldwin Hill Road Great Barrington, MA 01230-9053 413-528-1705 Coats, collars, leashes, t-shirts, sweat shirts,
jewelry and other items. Greyhound Pets of America Massachusetts c/o Millie Merritt 750 Willard Street Quincy, MA Catalog available Greyhound Friends, Inc. Catalog Sales 34 Fisher Street Uxbridge, MA 01569 508-278-7102 Catalog available Michigan REGAP P.O. Box 1611 Belleville, MI
48112 Collars, leashes, coats, dress leads, and other
items Greyhound Pets of America Rocky Mountain Sub-Chapter Attn: Treasurer P.O. Box 929 Polson, MT 59860 Greyhound Placement Service GPS Catalog Sales 136 Lowell Street Dunstable, MA 01827 508-649-3782 Coats, t-shirts, safety collars, jewelry and other
items Catalog available Fast Friends P.O. Box 674 West Swanzey, NH 03469 603-357-7376 Collars, leashes, t-shirts, beds, books, dental
kits, and other items Greyhound Companions of New Mexico P.O. Box 22053 Albuquerque, NM
87154 505-281-7295 (ask
for Judy) Collars, leashes, jackets and other items. Catalog available. Buffalo Greyhound Adoption, Inc. c/o Donna Drabek 149 Keller Avenue Kenmore, NY 14217 Greyhound Rescue Society, Inc. c/o Suzanne Lipson 12 Fairway Avenue Liberty, NY 12754 Greyhounds as Companions 23 Lake Avenue Nassau, NY 12123-9301 518-766-9173 518-768-2579 Collars, leashes, dishes, water bowls, beds, coats,
t-shirts, sweat shirts, and other items. Greyhounds Going Home 336 Windsor Manor Way Kernersville, NC 27254 Lined and unlined polar fleece coats Greyhound Friends of North Carolina P.O. Box 514 Oak Ridge, NC
27310 910-643-0233 Custom made greyhound coats, wooden ornaments and
magnets |