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HELPING IRISH GREYHOUNDS
Welcome to the official Dog Rescue web site.

Dog Rescue is a Voluntary Irish Animal Charity run by Bernie Wright. It is dedicated to rescuing and re-homing unwanted, abandoned Irish Greyhounds and dogs. Every dog has a right to life and no healthy dog will ever be destroyed while under 'Dog Rescue' care.

Dog Rescue plays a huge part in rescuing Irish greyhounds, both ex-racer and other. These would otherwise be destroyed. These greyhounds are re-homed throughout Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States as domestic pets. You can read more about this in the Greyhound section.
 
Latest News
- Blood Sport (A geryhound's last words) more
Pat Kenny
- Greyhound has ears brutally cut off more
- 40,000 Healthy Greyhounds die in UK and Ireland at the hands of the Greyhound Industry. more
- The worst about GALGOS & GREYY I have ever seen!!! more
- Help for Greek Strays - more
- Appeal - Cassies got a home !!
- Eternal Sleep by Terri Onorato. more
Pound denies putting down ‘saved’ dog more
HOLOCOST AMONG DOGS
EX-DOG TRAINER FACES BAN
- Greyhound DEATHS and CASUALTIES. more

Dog Rescue Registered Irish Charity number CHY13313.

Pet Loss 

Greyhound Lover's Net Ring graphic

This Greyhound Lover's Net Ring is owned by Dog Rescue

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On 16th July 2006 The Sunday Times published an article which revealed the mass killing of greyhounds. David Smith of Seaham, County Durham was found by an undercover reporter to be culling greyhounds by shooting them with a bolt-gun for £10 and burying them on his land. It is estimated Smith killed at least 10,000 racing greyhounds by this method. The full article can be found here: Sunday Times

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