Our group does not have an on-site kennel facility. This means that once we bring a dog down on a haul from the race track adoption kennel, it must go straight into its forever home or into a foster home. It also means that when someone gives up their greyhound in our area, we must find foster home space to keep that dog until we find it a new home. Consequently the number of hounds we can place each year is directly related to the number of foster homes we have available. Fostering is an excellent way to get to know greyhounds, and it is actually a lot of fun. If you think you've got what it takes, read on!

Expectations of GEGR Support the foster family with guidance and experience-related advice in a timely, respectful manner so they can accomplish their goals. Be respectful of the foster family's thoughts on the dog's transition status and new home environment. If needed, we will provide reimbursement for a foster's food, and we will pay for any vet care required for fosters. Are You Ready? If you are ready to be part of our fostering team, fill out one of our fostering applications and get ready to be a part of something Greyt! Our Foster Application Below you will find links to our application. There is an on-line version that submits immediately, or you can dowload it in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat formats to fill out and send in later. Click on your favorite and it will pop-up in a new window. You may e-mail, mail, or fax (e-mail us for an appropriate fax number) in your application; all of the information can be found on our Contacts page. On-Line Version Word Document PDF Version