Tijuana, Mexico – On Sunday, dog racing came to an end in Mexico. The final race took place at Agua Caliente in Tijuana.
Now, 150 greyhounds are in need of new homes. On Friday, the Greyhound Adoption Center wrote of the work being done to get the dogs to adoption groups:
Local California greyhound groups are working together along with the track and the National Greyhound Association (NGA) to get the greyhounds out and into adoption groups. All of us have one goal; the welfare of the greyhounds. The greyhounds come first. Everything is and will be done to make sure the hounds in Mexico will be cared for until the last greyhound leaves the track.
And provided information for those in the position to help:
If you believe you can help by fostering and/or adopting a greyhound, now is the time to reach out. The contacts for the groups involved: FastFriends – Joyce McRorie, call 562-694-3519 or email gpa.ocgla@verizon.net; GreySave – Sandy Hightower, call or text 714-342-4193 or email sandy@greysave.org; Operation Greyhound – Bruna Palmatier, call or text 619-602-6552 or email operationgreyhound@cox,net; and in Northern California, Greyhound Friends for Life, Barbara Judson – call or text 510-506-6225 or email bajudson@gmail.com.
(Stock image of greyhound via Pixabay)
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