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A WORD ABOUT GREYHOUND ADOPTION

Don't
let that list discourage you from considering a Greyhound
as the next member of your family!
Individually, these awesome hounds have no more medical
problems than most other breeds. This list exists because many of their medical
characteristics are simply unique to the breed or to the sighthound group in general.
Greyhound Pets of America - Nashville
When you adopt a retired racer from a national
organization like the Greyhound Pets
of America, you'll become part of the largest non-profit Greyhound
adoption group in the US. GPA has adopted over 65,000 Greyhounds since
1987 and has 56 chapters across the US. They offer lifetime support for
you and your Greyhound regardless of where you live.
For more information on adopting a retired racing
greyhound in the Middle Tennessee area, you are encouraged either to call 269-4088 or
to visit the GPA-Nashville
web site to see adoptable Greyhounds and local group activities:

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