Dogs You have responsibilities. Stay home. People ask me all the time if adoption fees are tax deductible. For that you have to ask an accountant. WTF, 2020? I would love to close the door on this year and never look back. Can we just pretend 2020 was 68 hours and she’s only halfway home Last night Sunny arrived in her foster home in Indiana after 68 hours of travel. This sweet little brindle girl April 2020 FAQs We're getting many of the same questions over and over again so here are some FAQs to help get out I love broken legs. I love broken legs. I know how that sounds, but hear me out. Broken legs are an obvious problem with Goodbye, 2019 Let me start off our traditional "end of year" post by thanking everyone who has supported SHUG this year. Whether Yes, we are crazy. Have you ever driven 12 hours for a dog? Have you ever flown across country and then driven 16 hours Play Nice This week there are Sighthound people traveling from across the US, Canada, and even Europe to descend upon the historic About that Application Fee SHUG receives hundreds of applications from potential adopters every year. Unfortunately, sometimes we have to say no. When that happens, The State of Our Union Fourteen years ago today I adopted my first Greyhound, John. Since that day, Greyhounds--and then Borzoi and Galgos and the « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … 34 Next » Share this:ShareEmailFacebookTwitterPinterest
