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Greyhounds make "greyt" pets

Welcome to IWaG!

Greyhound Adoption, Education and Support

Queensland.

I Want A Greyhound (IWaG) Inc. is a registered not-for-profit greyhound rehoming, education and support charity.

IWaG’s mission is to find forever pet homes for all greyhounds placed in our care.

The founders, members, volunteers and supporters of IWaG are passionate about greyhound welfare. We are opposed to the harming of any animal and the use of animals for entertainment.

One of IWaG’s core philosophies is that we will not harm other animals while undertaking our greyhound rehoming work. Examples include a prohibition on the sale of animal products.

As well as rehoming, we believe it is important to focus on educating the wider community about the welfare of greyhounds by building a strong, supportive greyhound loving community and network of partners.

Hound of the Month

Meet Finn!

Finn is a handsome and quirky 5 year old boy looking for his forever home.

Finn was rehomed as a pet when he was a puppy, so he's an experienced house hound and knows all about couches and sneaking into human beds for snuggles. In fact, his favourite spot is on the couch in the loungeroom where he can catch the morning sun, spy on the neighbours and relax in front of the tv at night.

Finn has more energy than the average greyhound and enjoys games of fetch, walks and trips to the beach, so would love an active family.

He is thriving in his foster home as an only hound where he laps up all the the human attention and affection. Finn prefers a home without children or with dog savvy teenagers who will respect his space.

Finn is not cat or possum friendly.

You can find more out about Finn on our 'Adopt' page.

Hounds in homes

Senior, cat-friendly sweetheart, Nola, has been adopted!

Nola's having a greyt time in her new home with beach trips, Sunday morning walks to local cafes for a refreshing ice cream, snuggling on the lounge and beds.

Each morning when Nola and her new hound brother, Trick, wake up they greet each other with waggy tails, happy to see each other.
Nola's Dad told us she's relaxed, calm, happy and well behaved.
"She is truly a little angel. We love her so much."

If you are interested in adopting a greyhound, send us an Enquiry!