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Immediate contact numbers available 24/7:

Barbara Redmond (617) 901-1923  
Melissa Cook (802) 233-5070
Jen Saker (617) 308-9580

The following documents contain important information
on how to keep your greyhound safe, as well as, what to
do if your hound should go missing.  Please take the time
now to review these documents, by clicking on each of
the links.

Keeping your Greyhound Safe
Lost Dog Flyer
Lost Dog Recovery Checklist
Lost Dog Contact Information
Lost Dog Toolkit

Article:  Finding Your Lost Greyhound
by Michael McCann
g r e y h o u n d    a d v e n t u r e s
&  networking   group   of   greater   boston,   inc.
b e c a u s e  l i f e   i s  a  g r e y t  a d v e n t u r e
  • The top reason greyhounds get lost is out an open gate or door. Please
    take a moment to check yours, and always be vigilant.
  • Never leave your dogs in the yard unattended. It only takes a second for
    them to escape.

We would love to get through the rest of this year with NO LOST HOUNDS!
They depend on you to keep them safe.
HELP!
My greyhound is lost!
One of Greyhound Adventures' key missions
is to assist greyhound owners, especially
those who live in Massachusetts, set up a
plan should one be needed.  This plan
includes having a network of fellow
greyhound owners ready to assist at a
moment's notice in the recovery of a lost dog.  
We are fortunate to be familiar with people
who have a long history in participating in
searches.

While Greyhound Adventures does not
conduct lost dog searches, we do provide the
necessary resources and support to owners
in the event their hound is lost.
s a f e t y  t i p s
Contact Information
info@greyhoundadventures.org
Greyhound Adventures
P.O. Box 80224 Stoneham, MA 02180
A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit