Quistis and Pups.

Ange’s Hand Reared Pups.

Nick and Magnus are one of Janice’s success stories. Nick adopted Magnus over a year ago and he settled in quickly. Then came a huge change for both of them – the arrival of twin babies!

Dr Trish Moffat is a vet at Vetlife Oxford and self-confessed perfectionist, but who better than a perfectionist to be taking care of our animals?

Janice from May Hounds, fostering greyhounds in Hokitika.

At 20 years old, Riley is one of New Zealand’s youngest greyhound trainers.

When asked what makes a champion greyhound a champion, Craig said there is no magic formula.

Racing greyhounds really do live like athletes. They have staff – physios, masseuses, nutritionists, even stylists – the works!

The Evans family: a day in the life of greyhound trainers

It’s a rare opportunity to be able to do the job you love AND spend time with your family while doing it, but this is what Sarah Clausen does.

Anthony gets up each morning with one goal: to help greyhounds go on to live their best possible lives as beloved pets.

Cornelia Riethmann: from curious dog lover to greyhound expert

Greyhound lives go far beyond the racetrack. That’s where wonderful owners, fosterers, and rehoming groups come into the picture.

Note from someone who worked on this video series:
I’ve never felt more immediately welcomed and at home than I have with the group of people I met who live and work with greyhounds.