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January Greyhound Walk - January 18th

 

 

Join us for the first Greyhound Walk of 2015 on January 18th at 1:30pm at Eastgate Woodlands 512 Aspen St, Springfield. (http://willamalane.org/park/eastgate-woodlands-alton-baker/) There’s a parking lot at the end of Aspen Street after it crosses Walnut Road (facing the river). We will walk the loop to see artwork under I-5 overpass . The loop is approximately a mile long out and back. Be prepared for the usual January in Oregon weather: rain, sun, hail and, of course, mud!

 

 

Greyt Happenings For Willamette Valley Greyhound Lovers - January, 2015 Issue

Happy New Year! 

The January, 2015 issue of Greyt Happenings For Willamette Valley Greyhound Lovers can be downloaded here.

Enjoy!

Willamette Valley Greyhound Lovers - Jingle Bell Walk, December 14th, 2014

Eugene, Oregon.  December 14th, 2014.

In memory of the 20 Willamette Valley Greyhounds who crossed the Rainbow Bridge in 2014.

This video was created by Kym Fleming of the Willamette Valley Greyhound Lovers.

Merry Christmas From The Willamette Valley Greyhound Lovers!

January GPA-Northwest Adoption Events: Corvallis & Eugene

Have you ever wanted to get up close and personal with a retired racing Greyhound?

Well, here is your chance!  

Representatives from Greyhound Pet Adoption Northwest will be at Petco in the Timberhill Shopping Center in Corvallis on Saturday, January 3rd and on Saturday, January 10th at the Eugene Petco at Valley River along with some wonderful retired racers for you to meet. Volunteers will be on hand to answer your questions about Greyhounds and Greyhound adoption. 
 

Event hours are from 11AM to 1PM at both locations.

GPA Northwest has been placing retired racing Greyhounds in responsible, loving homes for over 20 years. There is an application process, a home visit, and an adoption fee. Not ready to adopt? You can still come out and meet the dogs and learn what wonderful pets Greyhounds can be.

See you there!

Holiday Safety Tips For Dog Owners

The holidays can present your dog with unusual temptations, anxieties, and dangers. Keep your dog safe this Christmas!

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