FEATURE YOUR PET
Share Your Greyhound’s Story With The World
Submit your greyhound or pet’s photo and story to be displayed on the museum monitor for all visitors to enjoy.
Share the memories, the love, and the legacy of your beloved companion with the Greyhound Hall of Fame community.
HOW IT WORKS
3 Simple Steps
STEP 1
Submit Your Form
STEP 2
Admin Review
STEP 3
Featured on Monitor

Why Feature Your Pet
Celebrate Your Pet at the Greyhound Hall of Fame
Do you have a greyhound or beloved pet with a story worth sharing? The Greyhound Hall of Fame invites you to submit your pet’s photo and story to be featured on our museum monitor — displayed for thousands of visitors each year. Once reviewed and approved by our team, your pet’s story will be shared with the world and preserved as part of our community’s legacy.
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Share Your Story
Submit Your Pet’s Story
Fill out the form below to submit your greyhound or pet’s photo and story. All submissions are reviewed by our team before being displayed on the museum monitor and website gallery.
OUR COMMUNITY
Featured Pet Gallery

Greyhound
Kelda
Kelda (b. 6/3/2012) was our first greyhound, but not our first dog. We thought we knew what we were signing up for. In the personality section of the info sheet we got at her adoption, they hadn’t checked ‘playful’, ‘friendly’, or ‘high energy’. They hadn’t checked any of the boxes actually, but had handwritten “The Boss”. Whoever wrote that wasn’t kidding! Kelda liked things her way and wasn’t shy about letting us humans know when we were slipping. She had raced for 5 years until the effects of age and injury forced her retirement in 2017. At a local Greyhound Playgroup, organized to give retired racers a chance to run with each other, Kelda always held her own and didn’t take any nonsense from the larger boys trying to push her out of the way. It was easy to see why she raced so long.
In Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series, a kelda keeps her clan in order, makes decisions, and is effectively their protector and head of state. But under the bluster, and if you passed her test, Kelda was a sweet girl. We miss her every day.Submitted by: Terry

Greyhound
Koko
Koko is a greeter at the Greyhound Hall of Fame. She came to us from Tracy Wildey Kennels in February of 2024. She is the boss around here. Koko loves attention, snacks, and her partner in crime, Max. She is a sweetheart. When kids ask if they can pet her, I warn them that she will kiss them if they’re not careful. She is always the first at the door to greet our visitors, and they all love her.
Submitted by: GHOF

Greyhound
Earl
When Lily stood amongst all of the Greys up for adoption at Southland in June 2022, Earl (Arno’s MoMike) walked up beside her and put his head in her hand…that was it; Lily was chosen. Everyone, and I mean everyone, falls in love with Earl. He is the sweetest dog we have ever met… but don’t be fooled, he is also IN CHARGE. He is much adored in his post-racing home. ❤️
Submitted by: Lily