Greyhound Adoption Program

Meet our greyhounds

Muffin

South-East Queensland

Do you want to know this Muffin man?
George

South-East Queensland

George of the home
Fred

South-East Queensland

Drop dead gorgeous
Wombat

South-East Queensland

Food obsessed
Sophie

North Queensland

So-phi-sticated Sophie
Opal

South-East Queensland

Gentle gem of a girl

Why greyhounds?

Family

We match a GAP greyhound to your family.
Accreditation

Only GAP greyhounds graduate with a green collar.
Temperament

Some greyhounds are high energy, bouncy and bold, others are lazy and laid back.
Take part

Be part of the GAP and adopt a GAP greyhound.

What is the GAP?

Fully funded by the Queensland Government, the GAP is part of the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission and is dedicated to finding suitable homes for retired greyhounds. The GAP team work with the racing industry to guide them in preparing their racing greyhounds for retirement. Every greyhound in the program is health checked and behaviourally assessed, de-sexed, wormed and vaccinated. The program aims to help transition greyhounds from racing to pet life.

What is the QRIC?

The Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC, the Commission) is tasked with overseeing integrity and animal welfare in the three codes of racing: greyhound, harness and thoroughbred. The Commission was established on 1 July 2016 as a result of the MacSporran Commission of inquiry. The Commission provides regulatory oversight at all Queensland race meetings including stewarding, vet services and sample collections.