ABOUT US

Learn about what we do and everyone involved

Meet The Team

Roy Cattlin

Kennel Manger

Lynda Cattlin

Home finder

Donna Williams

Kennel Hand

Zena Evans

Kennel Hand

Rebecca James

Kennel Hand

Our volunteers

Debbie, Steve & Nick

Liz, Emma & Luna

Steve & Lizzie with Genie Belini

Steve, Debbie & Sue with Nick

Phil & Diane with Woody & Nova

Lynda, Allie, Chris, Alison and Jane with Woody, Abi, Maddie and Demi

Lisa & Margaret with Genie Belini and Demi

Liz, Emma, Carole & Elisabeth with Jo-Jo, Moon & Swifty.

Some of our dog walkers & volunteers

Des & June with Minky

Jeanette & Mouse

Josephine with Katie

Daniel with Daisy, Noah, Belle & Joy

Gary & Suze with Vinnie

Teresa

What we do

Sheffield Retired Greyhounds have the aim of providing fully vetted and loving homes for as many retired Greyhounds as possible, so that these beautiful animals can continue to live a full and enjoyable life at the end of their racing careers.

We operate one of the largest regional home-finding kennels in the UK dedicated to the re-homing of greyhounds. Based at Rotherham Gate Lodge in Wortley we are home to 26 greyhounds at any one time.

We have a dedicated band of volunteers who walk, groom and cuddle our dogs. They also help out at our events. We would be lost without them. Why not come and join our happy band- no skill needed, just the ability to massage greyhounds, drink tea & eat cake!

​You will be asked to fill in an adopter’s questionnaire on your first visit. This will help us help you choose the right dog for your lifestyle. Alternatively, you can download the form below, fill it in and bring it with you on your first visit.

All our greyhounds homed are neutered, vaccinated, wormed, flea treated and come with 4 weeks free insurance with Petplan.

You will be home-checked and then follow up checks are done after homing the greyhound to make sure things are working out for both yourself and the greyhound.
Approximately 8,000 greyhounds retire from racing each year, typically between three and four years of age. Many never make the grade or retire at a much younger age as a result of minor injury. A great many owners will adopt greyhounds into their homes or arrange for them to live out their retirement at a kennel.

Sheffield Retired Greyhounds works extremely hard to encourage owners to take their responsibility for their dogs and we also encourage the public to consider taking on retired greyhounds.

Where are we?

Contact us

If you are interested in adopting or volunteering at our events or just want more information please contact us by phone or e-mail using the below

We are available 7 days a week 9am until 12pm