Very well done Celia and Jimmy. You both should be very proud of yourselves. We are so pleased to have adopted 4 of your beautiful Greyhounds, Carrie, Squeek, Spot and the late Leo. We cannot imagine life without Greyhounds now. They have brought such joy and happiness into our lives. They are the best cure for depression that I have every had!

I am sure that Lorna will be a very special dog for Debbie, being no. 1000. Our Squeek was no. 900 and is has been very special, in the love that he has shown me. He waits outside our bedroom door every morning, and when I come out, he greets me with lots and lots of kisses, wagging his little half tail at full speed. What a wonderful way to start each day.

I hope Lorna has a very long, happy and healthy life with Debbie.

Lots of love, Liz, Richard, Squeek, Spot, Carrie and never forgotten Leo xxxxxx

Sorry, Squeek was no. 800, not no. 900. Old age doesn't come itself!

I agree. Old age brought all his pals to see me .
Jimmy.

Wow, congratulations to everyone - and every grey - concerned. A brilliant achievement and one I'm delighted to have played a very small part in x

!000 dogs is a stunning achievement. You were around 400 when I get Georgie and Lucie. You are dealing in love and happiness, each of those hounds has changed lives. G & L were the bargain of a lifetime, the best deal I've ever ,gently,been persuaded to enter.
I'm sitting on wet grass on the moors above Gourock this morning looking out across the river to snow flecked hills, Georgie sitting contentedly with his nose twitching picking up deer scent and I'm thinking 'this is priceless'. So thank you for your efforts on behalf of nature's aristocrats.

The Forum is so often about the poles of love and loss. I hope many more people are turned on to the joys of being a Greyhound custodian and you reach your next target soon.