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Happy Spring from Squirrel
and American Greyhound!

Thank you for visiting Americangreyhound.org!  

American Greyhound Great Lakes is a Not for Profit 501c3 organization dedicated to finding good homes for Retired Racing grey hounds.

Our goal is to promote public awareness about what excellent, loving pets these noble dogs make.

Our hounds come from various trainers at various tracks. Please check out our Adoptable Greys page to view our current list of greyhounds who are just ready to go to a lovable home.  

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Urgent ~ Lost Greyhound ~ Urgent
Updated!!!

One of our family members is lost.
She is a dark brindle named Luna.
She snuck our on her owners right after a bath last week.
She has no collar on.
She lives in Valparaiso…north of Lincolnway…, West of the University.
There have been spottings near Kirchoff Woods. Also possible sightings near Graceland Cemetary. Possible sightings off 475W in Valpo between 130 and Route 30. Also off Route 49 near the Wizard of Oz Shop.
Please, please…..if you are in the Valparaiso or Chesterton areas, or just driving through, please watch for her.

Any sightings please call these numbers:

Bill 219-677-1017
Matt 219-510-3439
Kristen 219-510-3438
Barb 219-241-3765
Jeff 219-771-0892


 

 

 

Pancake Breakfast to benefit American Greyhound
May 17th, 2008
Applebee's in Chesterton
Click her for more details!



Attention all Fosters!
We are in desperate need of foster homes. Can you take a foster for an emergency placement? Call us at 219-942-7045 if you can help!

Another way American Greyhound Gives Back!
American Greyhound adopts a Porter County Road!


March 8th was a cold and windy day, but it didn't deter our dedicated workers who cleaned up a mile stretch in front of Porter County Fair Gounds!


GoodSearch: You Search...We Give!

Help us raise funds by using GoodSearch.
Please choose American Greyhound as your charity.


~ Looking for Local Support? ~

Attention -- Greyhound Guardians Adopters:

Since Greyhound Guardians has been dissolved, we would like
to let you know that we would be glad to re-tag your adopted greyhounds with an American Greyhound tag to be sure there is a local support contact number should your dog ever get out.  We will maintain records on your dog and assist in the search if your dog is lost.  Also, we heartily welcome you to join us at our events and to contact any of our members if we can answer any questions for you.  Feel free to join our large greyhound "family" and be involved as much or as little as you would like to be.


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Kirsten and Fancy
There's nothing like a foster family's love!

Note: Change of meeting dates!
Our meetings have been changed to the 3rd Friday of the month!
Call 942-7045 or email americangreyhound
for time and place!

Can you help?

We've been hit with some major medical bills. Please help us continue to provide quality care for all our greyhounds. Please donate to our medical/surgery fund.

American Greyhound
P. O. Box 268
Dyer, IN 46311

We have a new little girl that needed surgery to repair a shattered hock. She is recouperating at the vets. They had to insert a plate and screws. She is having problems with her incision right now, but they are taking very good care of her. Her vet bills are mounting. Can you help?

Here's a picture of Theresa when we went to visit her at the vet.

 

 

Logan came to us with a cracked hock. Our vet recommended surgery to provide him the best quality of life. The surgery cost almost $1,000.

Snack and Fin are on their way to foster homes in our group. They will be rehabilitated before becoming available for adoption.

Snack has two old broken hocks that are calcified. He gets around pretty good the only problem he is having is that the ligament that runs down both sides of his tail is hard as bone. It should have a little give, which means that he has been taking all the weight in his butt. The wraps on his back leg and the sleeves on his front legs are because of laying in pee. He has pee burns really bad on his back leg and just minor ones on his front. These should be healed soon. He already got his sleeves off and tomorrow we are taking the back ones off to see how they are looking! Snack will be two this month and is such a lover boy!!!!!

Fin doesn't have as many problems as Snack. Fin is a very handsome little guy. Fin has a rip in his abductor muscle on his back left leg and his whips on both legs are very sore. On his back right leg he over compensated for his left leg hurting and now his abductor is sore. Fin looks like he has had hot spots before and he just developed another one. I have been treating it for a few days now and it should be healed up real soon. Fin loves to grin at everyone, he likes to play and loves getting cookies. He turned two I believe in June.

Both of these guys are sweet hearts and are healing up really good. I'm very glad that they got sent here because they were working them down there and Snack and Fin were in so much pain when they got here. Like I said on the phone Snack was shaking so bad from the pain in his butt going down into his leg that it looked like he was having a seizure. Then when I saw his one hock that healed wrong! Looked to his other one and that one was broke at some point too. I just couldn't believe it. Then in comes Fin and he was lame and only on 3 legs. I believe that Snack could have easily died.. He was peeing, couldn't poop becaues of the pain it caused. The good part he was eating and drinking good.

 

 

Schedule of Events
Please join us for these outings!

Date Where? When?
  2008  
May 15 Greyt Readers-
Valparaiso Library
6:15 PM - 8:30 PM
May 17 Applebee's Pancake Breakfast to benefit our medical fund 8 AM - 10 AM
May 18 Petco - Highland 1 PM - 5PM
May 19 Dog Walk - Wicker Park
Highland, IN
6:15 PM
May 24 Petco - Hobart 1 PM - 5 PM
May 24 Tag Day - Strack and Van Til in St. John  
May 30 American Greyhound Garage Sale 8 AM - 3 PM
May 31 American Greyhound Garage Sale 8 AM - 1 PM
May 31 Chesterton Car and Bike Show
Chesterton Middle School
(Old High School - back lot)
10 AM - 4:30 PM
     
See future events!
 
 
 
- Check frequently for new updates! -
 
 

Special Thanks goes out to:






Griffith KMart

Highland Animal Hospital
Dr. Amy Halaburt

Hobart Animal Clinic
Hobart, IN



Wiseway Foods

Boomerang Tags

Indiana 105 Pet of the Week

Pooch Pastries
Payton's Pooch Pastries


for all your wonderful help!!!
 

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