After my wife and I adopted our first Greyhound, Turbo, in 1996 we realized what unique creatures these animals are. The love they have despite a life of cages and racing was amazing to us. Once we became aware of how they are such quiet, docile, and innocent animals we became addicted. After Turbo passed in 2005, we adopted another Greyhound since the house just wasn't the same without one! Aero came to us from the same organization as Turbo which is now known as The Greyhound Adoption Center.
This organization and the devoted people that make it happen are remarkable and save so many wonderful Greyhounds that would otherwise be destroyed. This book is dedicated to them and their continued efforts.
My goal was to capture a slice of what they do to make the center possible. This includes activities ranging from feedings to open houses and of coarse he arrival of new dogs from the tracks is also a vital part of the story.
I hope to convey the story of the retired racing Greyhound commanding the respect these animals deserve.

catfishjohn says
Alan, very nice example of taking a passion for photography and combining with another love, and then turning that into a 'thank you' to a nice group of humans who are making up for another group of humans who were not as caring about these great dogs. And thanks to your wife - as a photo-geek who's wife must also endure my obsession, I think I understand what your wife will put up with when you get into a project. Thanks, and keep up the good work.
posted at 06:24pm Jan 26 PST
Aulicious says
Thank you sharing your story and the work in rescuing these beautiful dogs.
posted at 06:05pm Oct 26 PST