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As New Zealand's greyhound racing ban takes effect, a dedicated transition agency is working to rehome 1,400 retired racing dogs with welfare checks included. Another 150 dogs will continue racing in Australia, where the sport remains legal.
When New Zealand banned greyhound racing over animal welfare concerns, a transition agency stepped up to rehome 2,000 dogs by August. The coordinated effort ensures every retired racer gets a second chance at a loving home.
When a century-old greyhound racing track closes in Broken Hill this June, up to 60 retired racing dogs will transition into a new chapter as family pets through a dedicated rehoming program. The Greyhounds As Pets program is prioritizing these dogs, with some finding homes as far away as the United States.
