Greyhound Walks Photos

our walkers

Carol's Missy with Jenny & Daniel's Kenya	Walks of companionship Daniel North (copyrighted) These walks are the pillars that support me When past qualms mirror and look back They are the needed encouragement To my confidence, in which I sometimes lack. Running, mischievously barking at each other Or watching the sun peer through an airy glade Walking together across the unsullied coastlines And because of this, no dark shadows form the shade During times when I lose my nerve And my anxieties run like water through deep canyons I get strength and joy from you all My rescued Greyhound companions.
Carol's Missy - "before coming on her first Greyhound Walk Missy was a nervous jumpy girl, totally afraid of any other dog, she would not let any person apart from those she knew and trusted well touch her. We met Jenny and Kenya on that first walk and now walk weekly with them and Missy is so much more confident, will even approach other dogs to say hello and will let complete strangers pet her. The two girls are such good friends and walk side by side, each looking to see if the other is close by, and gaining reassurance from the others presence. And to cap it all, I have found a good friend in Jenny, someone to walk with and share the joy of these lovely dogs."
Rachel's Meg - "the walks are really special, amazing, great fun, the dogs love it, and a feeling you'll never get anywere else"	Cowboy - joined our August walk but he's waiting for a home at Clarks Farm	Tracy's Glenda, a founding dog of the walks and Janet's Chelsea - the inspiration for Greyhound Walks
Spooky - came on a walk when he was on his holidays	Zuke arrived in style to our Hainault Forest walk	Honey & Dylan - sisters homed to different families by Clarks Farm
another greyhound called Honey - this is the 3rd of the The Brindles family	Kelly & Aran's Maya - tragically went to Rainbow Bridge September 2007	Annie
Wanda - Jennie & Dave's greyhound	Lass - one of our 'mature' walkers.	Louey & Joseph, 2 of The Brindles
Wanda - Jennie & Dave's greyhound	Charlie	Louey & Joseph, 2 of The Brindles
My name's Millie and I live at Clarks Farm. I was born in October 2001 and my racing name was ‘Smiling Millie’.I raced at Crayford Stadium and after I finished racing in 2005 I came to Clarks Farm to find a ‘Forever Home’. I'm very shy with new people and don’t have much confidence so I found it very unsettling when I went into a home. After two attempts everyone decided that I should stay at Clarks Farm. I love everyone here and they work hard with me to help build up my confidence. I know that I'll be able to find a home with a very special person one day. I am very playful and live up to my racing name by giving a proper ‘greyhound grin’ but to start with I can be a little stand-offish and back away from people I don’t know.		Millie - our sponsor dog
Bully came to our Weald walk, he's waiting for a home and is at Castledon	Liz & Richard's Dan	My beautiful Chelsea - The Duchess of the walks
Eric & Mo, VIP's in Diane & Neal's home	Andy & Martin's Kristin	Andy & Martin's Jetty
Kelly & Aran's Lucy	Millie, the lurcher who stole our hearts at Dovercourt	Mary's huge & handsome Peanut
Mullott, Peanut's brother, rehomed by Clarks Farm	Angel & Kevin's beloved Ruby & Tia	My new black lad, George
Mary's beautiful little Ali