Greyhound Data has greyhounds from four continents and four centuries, including race and dog data.

This is a news group with Live Chat and postings for many Greyhound related topics. The group is run by Greyhound Pets of America and is for all Greyhound owners, lovers and supporters.

Greyhound Pets of America is a National organization dedicated to finding responsible, loving homes for retired racing Greyhounds. As a tax-exempt, non-profit organization, GPA depends on donations and volunteers to accomplish its goals. As of 2007, Greyhound Pets of America has 51 chapters and sub-chapters around the nation.

Links to many GPA chapters, National GPA News and Events and the GPA Communiqué can be found on the National GPA website.

The only radio show dedicated to Greyhounds. This weekly radio show is produced by Greyhound Pets of America and covers a wide variety of subjects that all Greyhound lovers will want to hear. You can download the current show and many past shows from the GMGP website. Listen to your favorite subject at your leisure.

National Greyhound Association is the governing body of Greyhound Racing in the United States. This site instructs you on how to obtain the official racing history of your dog by mailing in the ear tattoo numbers. For a price, you can even receive a certificate naming you as the registered owner of your dog.

Deb Wood, the columnist, offers her own perspective on pet related issues. Deb has spent time at the greyhound adoption kennel and with greyhounds in their homes. She periodically discusses greyhounds as pets in her column.

Rosnet2000 is a Greyhound racing data management system where you, as a Greyhound owner, can enter your dog's full racing name under "Greyhound Data" and find out their birthday, parents, littermates and racing history, complete with commentary such as "Bumped, inside", "Led all the way" or the dreaded "No factor". This is a free site, and records can be incomplete.

Their Adopt-a-Greyhound website is dedicated to promoting the adoption of retired racing greyhounds as pets, as well as sharing information and resources with adoption groups and greyhound owners. Arguably the definitive source on the Web for greyhounds and their adoption, this site contains health and care information, articles and stories, links and pointers to publications and adoption agencies, as well as a collection of artwork and clip-art.

In 1996, using a small private plane and with the help of volunteer pilots and co-pilots, Maggie McCurry began flying retired racing Greyhounds between Greyhound rescue organizations working at the Arizona race tracks and the outlying Greyhound adoption centers in the Los Angeles, Northern and Central California area.