Welcome Friends

Pups Without Partners is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit greyhound only adoption program supported by donations from caring individuals. The purpose of our program is to safely guard greyhounds in the racing industry by placing them as pets when their racing career is over. Click the wanted poster to see currently available dogs.

More pups just arrived and more to come!

Check out the pups page and meet Solly and 4 other young pups that just made the trip from Florida.

There are more on the way, so we're looking for new homes as well as volunteers to foster these new hounds until they find their forever homes. Maybe you've been thinking about fostering or finally are in the right situation to get yourself a forever friend. Well now is the time! If you know of anyone interested, please direct them to our site. We're here to support and give guidance to future and current greyhound owners.

Start making plans for the fall now and leave space to make it to our next big event in honor of Dr. Luibi, a little event we call...

"Doc"toberfest!

Proceeds will go the Doc's favorite charities including PWP! Beer tasting, DJ, raffles. Lot's of adult fun. Leave the kiddies and pups at home and have a greyt time!

Stay tuned - we will announce ticket sales and details soon!

Social Networking Site

Come one, come all to PWP's new site for interacting with other greyhound lovers and PWP volunteers! pupswithoutpartners.ning.com is our place for you to socialize, ask, learn and brag about your pups! Sign up and take part today!

Welcome Pups

We've got a new batch of pups, so take a look and consider a new companion to share your home and your heart with.

PWP in the News

We made the FOX61 News:see the video here!

Lost Greyhounds

There has been a rash of lost greyhound situations lately. If you ever see a wandering greyhound, call us immediately. If you ever lose your greyhound, call us immediately. 203-933-3607 We know all the adoption groups and will most likely be able to contact the owners and assist in search and rescue.

Remember, keep those hounds leashed!