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(405) 633-3138
President:
Brad Whitley
Brad.Whitley@GreyhoundPetsOK.org
home: (405) 242-3532
Vice President:
Emily Hummel
Emily.Hummel@GreyhoundPetsOK.org
(405) 837-7266
Corresponding Secretary:
Candee Scott
Candee.Scott@GreyhoundPetsOK.org
home: (405) 848-3643
Recording Secretary:
Emily Williams
Emily.Williams@GreyhoundPetsOK.org
mobile: (405) 582-0464
Mailing Address:
Hounds of the Heartland
PO Box 57507
OKC, OK 73157-7507
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Hounds of the Heartland - GPA Central Oklahoma Chapter, Greyhound Adoption
2012 Gala Hounds of the Heartland of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is a non-profit humane greyhound adoption organization dedicated to finding loving, responsible homes for both retired racing greyhounds that can no longer compete and for young greyhounds not placed on the racetrack. Our aim is to let the public know what excellent, loving pets these noble dogs make. We are an incorporated, 501-(c)(3) not for profit group under the national direction of Greyhound Pets of America.

To find out more about Retired Racing Greyhound Adoption: Click Here

With their excellent temperaments and gentle natures, greyhounds, including retired racing greyhounds, make wonderful pets. Generally even tempered and gentle, they are pack-oriented dogs which means that they will quickly adopt human "masters" into their pack. They can get along well with children, dogs, and other family pets (though are sometimes not safe with smaller pet animals or untrained children). Greyhounds are generally loyal, tractable dogs with developed intellects. They are most affectionate towards those that they know and trust. To allow different greyhounds to hunt and race together, aggression towards other dogs and people has been nearly eliminated from the breed. Greyhounds bark very little, which makes them excellent suburban pets, and are usually as friendly to strangers as they are with their own family. The most common misconception concerning greyhounds is that they are hyperactive. It is usually the opposite. The greyhound is basically a quiet dog and will spend most of its time sleeping in a favorite spot. - Wikipedia

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