A veterinary professional’s experience of the greyhound racing industry
According to a vet professional the “nature of greyhound racing directly opposes the goals of veterinary medicine”
Coalition for the Protection of Greyhounds
End greyhound suffering
According to a vet professional the “nature of greyhound racing directly opposes the goals of veterinary medicine”
There’s nothing to celebrate for most Queenslanders or the dogs who will die at this $39m track
by Myriam Wälde-Behning I have been passionately dedicated to photography and professional image editing for over 13 years. Since 2020 I have also written and self-published two editions of Sighthound Stories. A plea for the Galgos and a chance to win Sighthound Stories Volume II CPG had the honour of being featured in Myriam’s wonderful … Read more
by Warren Young Adjunct Associate Professor, Institute of Health and Wellbeing, Federation University Australia Racing greyhounds are considered as “working dogs”, that is a category of dogs that assists humans in some way. A dubious service A well-known example of a working dog is an assistance dog, such as a Labrador or Golden Retriever that … Read more
by Warren Young Adjunct Associate Professor, Institute of Health and Wellbeing, Federation University Australia A study published in 2019 by Justine Groizard reveals some interesting insights about how greyhound racing participants think. In this study, 10 participants from the NSW industry were interviewed in depth about their involvement in the industry. These participants all considered themselves … Read more