Greyhound Trust Suffolk

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The greyhounds that were in the care of Greyhound Trust Suffolk now appear on the homing page of the Mildenhall Greyhound Trust branch. Email: [email protected]
Facebook: The All Black Greys Mildenhall Greyhound Trust
Tel: 07787 701695
Website: mildenhallgreyhounds.org.uk

We have had a nice update on recently homed Orchid (Orchids Kingdom). She has settled remarkably well having only gone ...
02/09/2026

We have had a nice update on recently homed Orchid (Orchids Kingdom). She has settled remarkably well having only gone home less than two weeks ago. Here is what her family are saying about her:-
"She has a nice big bed in the kitchen but she’s found a spot in the lounge which has become her favourite…right at the bottom of the stairs (she couldn’t have found a more awkward place 😂) but she’s happy there.

She’s loving exploring the different parks near by and next weekend we are taking her on a local sight hound walk so she can make some new friends.

She is also loving running around the garden and has been enjoying playing ball with the children".

That is great to hear. Well done Orchid x

On Sunday we held our annual August walk and picnic at the Community Hall, Stutton. We were joined by 41 hounds, 2 lurc...
01/09/2026

On Sunday we held our annual August walk and picnic at the Community Hall, Stutton. We were joined by 41 hounds, 2 lurchers and their humans. We had a long walk and a short walk which were ably led by Leigh and Pete and we were blessed with lovely weather. We also had a look at how low Alton Water was. We had with us the following kennel dogs, identified by their muzzle colours, as follows: Sam (turquoise), Walter (red), Jackpot (purple), Mickey (white), Ruby who has a very dark tail (yellow), Barney (yellow) and last, but not least, Neville who had on a 'nervous' collar and coat. Needless to say they were all very well behaved and met little dogs, cyclists and other humans along the way with no issues. Details and updates on each dog available for rehoming can be found on our website.
After the walks we returned to the hall and enjoyed talking to friends whilst indulging in fantastic cakes and food and teas provided by our lovely bakers and volunteers. We also had a tombola and a stand selling lots of greyhound related goodies.
We thank Barbara and Emma for the photographs, our walk leaders, all the volunteers who made the afternoon so enjoyable for hounds and humans alike and to Stutton Community Hall for allowing us to host our event.
We have monthly walks, the details of which are on our website, www.greyhoundhomer.org.uk
to which all dogs are welcome. Do come and join us. We especially love to see owners with hounds that we have rehomed.

We have some good news regarding Neville (Kilara Raptur)You may all recall Neville was extremely shy when he arrived but...
01/09/2026

We have some good news regarding Neville (Kilara Raptur)

You may all recall Neville was extremely shy when he arrived but the staff and our Volunteers in particular Pip have spent time with him, building his confidence and helping him to settle.
Neville has also been helped by our Foster Carer and the lovely Miele. They have been fostering Neville at weekends and he has come on leaps and bounds. On his last visit he was showing his cheeky side by stealing an egg sandwich! He responds well to praise, he even smiles when told he is a good boy and he is so affectionate, willingly coming forward for cuddles.
He does look to Miele for reassurance if he is in a unfamiliar situation.

Neville may never be one to seek the limelight or take centre stage but who knows these dogs never cease to amaze us.

But here is the best news.....there could be some exciting times ahead for Neville because he went to our picnic yesterday and Volunteers Mia and Louise fell in love with him and are now fostering him with a view to adopting him.

A huge thank you to Pip, Miele and her Mum and everyone who has been helping Neville to become more confident and to Mia and Louise for fostering him

Good luck Neville, we know you can do it sweetheart. All of our followers have their fingers crossed for you and all of your Greyhound pals are crossing their paws.

30/08/2026

Our hounds parading at the Bealings Village Fete and Dog show. Kennel Dog Carlos was very proud to lead them. Bless his heart Carlos is such a great all rounder, happy to meet everyone, adults and children alike and he has behaved well around all other breeds of dogs he has met. Someone will be very lucky to have Carlos as their companion.

Well another wonderful afternoon and many thanks to the Organisers of Little Bealings Village Fete for inviting us to th...
30/08/2026

Well another wonderful afternoon and many thanks to the Organisers of Little Bealings Village Fete for inviting us to their event and Dog Show.
The weather stayed fine and we were once again able to showcase our ever popular tombola, Greyhound Trust merchandise and a big hit today was the Children’s Lucky Dip, where everyone was a winner!

We were joined today from the kennels by the wonderful Carlos, who was spoilt rotten by volunteers Susan and Dana, who report he happily engaged with everyone, especially the little people that paid a visit to our stall and likewise enjoyed meeting all the other dogs that crossed his path. Carlos is an especially happy dog (his waggy tail is his trademark) and a wonderful companion in the car as he travelled to/from the event. The highlight for Carlos today was his very important role as lead greyhound, as all our ambassadors and friends took to the ring to proudly show the crowd just how wonderfully majestic these creatures are. I think you’ll agree from the footage, they did us proud!

As ever, a real team spirit today and the role of a volunteer is a fabulous role to have and never a dull moment, especially for John (or should I say Uncle Fester) who bravely stepped forward as the willing volunteer (no coercion here :O)) and took to the stocks… all in aid of a good cause of course!

Many thanks to the many ambassadors and our old friends who came along today, to support and chat with the public. We so love catching up with you all and seeing how happy our furry friends are, living their best lives and it’s down to the generosity of you, the public, either by rehoming one of these beautiful dogs, (please do look on the Suffolk Greyhound Trust website for more details about rehoming) or supporting us along the way at one of the many events we attend, that enables us to continue doing what we love and that is working together to find that comfy sofa, where lots of hugs and cuddles await. It truly is a dog’s life 🐶

After a short spell of being fostered with a view to adoption Timmy (Romeo Showtime) was formally adopted today at our a...
30/08/2026

After a short spell of being fostered with a view to adoption Timmy (Romeo Showtime) was formally adopted today at our annual picnic.

Timmy spent a few weeks with housemate Shirley just to make sure they would get along fine and they did.

Shirley and her family very sadly lost Harry recently and although you can never replace the dog you have lost there is always space in your heart for another who will in their own way bring something just as special and precious as those who have gone before them.

Timmy you were a pleasure to have in kennels and we know we will see you often with your family who are regulars on our walks. xx

29/08/2026

Just a little reminder we have two events this coming Sunday.

We have our annual picnic. Meet for a 2pm start at the Community Hall, Manningtree Road Stutton IP9 2TA
We have a short walk for our less able dogs around the local footpaths (Approx 30-40 minutes) and a longer one to Alton Water Reservoir (Approx.1 hour 15 minutes). There will be refreshments served for both our human and canine friends after the walk.

Bealings Village Fete and Dog Show. Sunday 30th August. Bealings Village Hall, The Street, Little Bealings, Woodbridge IP13 6LH 12 – 4 pm
Join some of our team at this village fete and dog show with prizes for 1st to 3rd place. The dog show starts at 2.30pm and the entry fee is £2 per dog but there are other attractions including children’s races and an array of stalls.

We would love to see you at either event.

We had a lovely surprise when Echo (once known as Freston) came to visit this morning.He was so happy to see Emma and h...
28/08/2026

We had a lovely surprise when Echo (once known as Freston) came to visit this morning.

He was so happy to see Emma and his other friends.

We love to have news of our homed hounds and are always happy to see them and their families either at kennels on our walks and at our shows.

Introducing Ruby. A sneak preview of Ruby who is described as happy, lively and playful will be appearing on our websit...
26/08/2026

Introducing Ruby. A sneak preview of Ruby who is described as happy, lively and playful will be appearing on our websites very soon.

Introducing Wombat (Lollipop Jamstyx) a sneak preview of this pretty little girl who will be appearing on our websites s...
26/08/2026

Introducing Wombat (Lollipop Jamstyx) a sneak preview of this pretty little girl who will be appearing on our websites shortly.
She has been described as one of the most cute, lovely, sweet and affectionate dogs you could wish to meet.
Update. Great news. Wombat has been reserved

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