Over the coming days via our social media pages, we will look back on the past quarter-century to see just how far GAP has come whilst also paying tribute to all the volunteers and employees whose tireless work has made GAP what it is today.
Ah, the pitter patter of tiny little feet around the house. The promise of something new and exciting, cute and cuddly.
Motor racing fanatics would be very familiar with the name Garth Tander. Garth and his family recently added a GAP greyhound to their family.
To say the GAP van has clocked a few extra kilometers would be an understatement...
“They’re the easiest dogs really. They rarely have health issues and they are good pets."
A couple of weeks ago, Andrew and Robyn welcomed two greyhounds into their hearts and home in North Ringwood.
“If I knew having a greyhound was so easy and rewarding, I would have adopted one much earlier,” says Shepparton local Tessa.
The beginning of our third week of fostering brought the realisation that Marshall would be leaving Megan and I and finding a fur-ever home.
For about a year, residents of the Kilmore area reported sightings of a greyhound roaming around and scavenging, with no apparent owner.
Here are some ideas you can apply now to ensure your dog does not have separation anxiety when the times comes for you to leave the house on a full-time basis
