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A guide to re-homing your greyhound

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The Re-homing Guide – Information for Participants, provides important and practical information to assist participants with re-homing their greyhounds on retirement. This guide includes information about preparing your greyhound for re-homing, the wind-down period, and the requirements once a new owner is found.

The Re-homing Guide Information for New Owners has been developed for participants to pass onto the new owner of the greyhound. The Information for New Owners Guide includes a form for participants to complete that will ensure that all relevant information about the specific greyhound (including any health and/or behaviour issues) is passed onto the new owner, along with helpful information about caring for a greyhound and all legal requirements relating to pet greyhound ownership.

Re-homing Guide – Information for participants:

  • Wind-down period and preparation for re-homing
  • GRV MicroChip registry
  • Re-homing greyhounds with prey drive
  • Re-homing Checklist (PDF)

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