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Help! My greyhound is lost!
Post to: www.greytalk.com
Immediate contact numbers available 24/7:
Barbara Redmond (617) 901-1923
Melissa Cook (802) 233-5070
Jen Saker (617) 308-9580
The following documents contain important
information on how to keep your greyhound safe,
as well as, what to do if your hound should go
missing. Please take the time now to review
these documents, by clicking on each of the links.
Keeping your Greyhound Safe
Lost Dog Flyer
Lost Dog Recovery Checklist
Lost Dog Contact Information
Lost Dog Toolkit
Article: Finding Your Lost Greyhound by Michael
McCann
Post to: www.greytalk.com
Immediate contact numbers available 24/7:
Barbara Redmond (617) 901-1923
Melissa Cook (802) 233-5070
Jen Saker (617) 308-9580
The following documents contain important
information on how to keep your greyhound safe,
as well as, what to do if your hound should go
missing. Please take the time now to review
these documents, by clicking on each of the links.
Keeping your Greyhound Safe
Lost Dog Flyer
Lost Dog Recovery Checklist
Lost Dog Contact Information
Lost Dog Toolkit
Article: Finding Your Lost Greyhound by Michael
McCann
| Sometimes Adventure Hounds explore too far or decide to go solo. Greyhound Adventures strongly advocates that greyhound owners have a contingency plan in the event that their greyhound is lost. One of Greyhound Adventures' key missions is to assist greyhound owners, especially those who live in Massachusetts, set up a plan should one be needed. This plan includes having a network of fellow greyhound owners ready to assist at a moment's notice in the recovery of a lost dog. We are fortunate to be familiar with people who have a long history in participating in searches. While Greyhound Adventures does not conduct lost dog searches, we do provide the necessary resources and support to owners in the event their hound is lost. |
| info@greyhoundadventures.org Greyhound Adventures & Networking Group of Greater Boston, Inc. |
| A must read article for all greyhound owners can be viewed here: Trust: A Deadly Disease To read more tips click here. |
| g r e y h o u n d a d v e n t u r e s & networking group of greater boston, inc. |
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Winter is here! With the strong Northeast winds, please check your gates and
fence panels regularly, especially after a storm. One of the most common ways
for a grey to escape is through an open gate. Make this a best practice in your
home to check the gate every time before letting your dog out!
Read more stories & tips here. And please read or re-read the article below,
Trust - A Deadly Disease. We would love to get through the rest of this year
with NO LOST HOUNDS! They depend on you to keep them safe.
fence panels regularly, especially after a storm. One of the most common ways
for a grey to escape is through an open gate. Make this a best practice in your
home to check the gate every time before letting your dog out!
Read more stories & tips here. And please read or re-read the article below,
Trust - A Deadly Disease. We would love to get through the rest of this year
with NO LOST HOUNDS! They depend on you to keep them safe.