Welcome to "The Greyhound Inmate Experience"
Celebrating 8 years and graduating over 750 greyhounds!
We invite you to spend a few minutes exploring our site to get better
acquainted and learn more about this all inspiring program that
touches the lives of so many people.
The Greyhound Inmate Experience is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) Michigan
volunteer
organization. Our purpose is to socialize, train, and care for retired greyhounds
in a prison environment and to educate the public of the redemptive qualities and
rehabilitative benefits of the program.
Every ten weeks twenty greyhounds are put into the care and
supervision of forty specially selected and trained incarcerated dog
handlers. As the greyhounds transition from racer to pet, people's
lives are also transformed.
This program touches the soul of everyone
connected to it. Learn more about our inspiration, our adoption
partners who find forever homes for our graduates and our Supportive
Friends who contribute on an on-going basis...we could not do
this without them!
Fall is Here
It's is getting cooler at night and some of the fall color is
starting to show. Let's all hope for a nice fall this year and
maybe an Indian Summer.
Pumpkins at the Brewery
The Gem event was a nice event as usual. We sold almost all
the pumpkens as well as some art work. Thanks to all that made it
happen and to all those wonderful people who support the event
every year. Click here for
a larger photo.
New Partner Greyt Angels
The Greyt Angels Greyhound Adoption located in Goshen, IN. We look
forward to working with this commited group. Check out there
website Click Here
New Arrivals
Session 41 has arrived!
We welcomed 23 new greyhounds on August15th, 2019. This session
is 10 weeks.
The graduation for this session will be on October 24th, 2019.
Photos are Here
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We will receive a small percentage of each purchase and it will
not cost you anymore....every little bit helps!
The Free Press Features TGIE
The Free Press published an article on December 15, 2015. Here is
a link to that article on the Detroit Free Press site.
Link
to the Article
