Florida dog tracks close over coronavirus, leaving hundreds of greyhounds in need of homes
If permanent homes can’t be found for the dogs, foster volunteers are sought.
“We give you bedding, we give you food, supplements, a leash, a collar, their heartworm medication, some toys,” Ellison said. “All you have to do is to provide the love.”
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Heather Smith is a foster volunteer who has taken home a pair of two-year-old greyhounds.
“Mike and Abel, they are the best,” Smith said. “They are littermates. Wherever I am they go. They are attached to me. I can call them by their names and come right to me. They give kisses, they love to be hugged.”