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Although covid-19 prevented WGW reaching the beach this year, many hounds have managed to arrange their own get away. Lolly had her own private getaway.

Although covid-19 prevented WGW reaching the beach this year, many hounds have managed to arrange their own get away. Here Ava is having a hard time away from the sofa.

Although covid-19 prevented WGW reaching the beach this year, many hounds have managed to arrange their own get away. Here George has arranged for his family to head out to the stunning beaches of North Norfolk. Here he is on Brancaster Beach.

Although covid-19 prevented WGW reaching the beach this year, many hounds have managed to arrange their own get away. Here is Bernie with his family \ slaves. But all this activity is tiring to a lazy greyhound … and it is always a good time for a nap.

6 year-old Princess has finally found her forever home after nearly a year at the kennels. Princess went off in a wonderful air conditioned car befitting her Princess status with her new boyfriend, Henry, at her side. She has had no problems settling in at home. Having had a wonderful long foster during Covid lockdown

The very handsome Banker has spent the last few weeks on foster with Agnieszka and her hound Honey. Agnieszka sent us this report of his time with her: “Banksy is a very special boy. We all know that greyhounds are fast couch potatoes but Banksy is also a big cuddle bunny. Anyone who adopts Banksy

Greg was 6 when we adopted Suzie. The first time we brought her home, she tried to join in when he was playing with his toy cars. He thought she was scary so he went upstairs and cried and said he’d not come down until she’d gone! It didn’t take long to talk him round

Nala was one of the first hounds we walked when we started volunteering at the kennels back in March 2009. She was a sanctuary hound and was very nervous around strangers and unfamiliar surroundings. We gained her trust over time; so much so that when we came to actually look to home a hound we