Retired racers, new beginnings

Help a Greyhound Find Home in El Paso

We connect retired racing greyhounds with caring homes and guide local adopters through the transition from track life to family life.

Thoughtful Care Beyond Adoption

A good match takes preparation, patience, and support for both the dog and the people welcoming them home.

Individual Matching

We consider each greyhound’s needs alongside your household, routine, and expectations.


Transition Support

Get practical guidance as your greyhound learns home routines and settles into a new environment.


Local Connection

Explore ways to adopt or foster a retired racer in El Paso and nearby communities.

Support for Greyhounds and Adopters

We help retired racing greyhounds transition to home life through adoption guidance, foster care, and practical support.

Greyhound Adoption

Find a retired racer whose needs and temperament fit your household.

Foster Care

Offer a temporary home while a greyhound prepares for adoption.

Adopter Guidance

Get practical help preparing for your greyhound’s first weeks at home.

Greyhound Adoption FAQ

How do I start adopting a retired greyhound?

Contact Borderland Greyhound Rescue to ask about available dogs and the adoption process. You can discuss your household, daily routine, and questions about caring for a retired racer before deciding whether adoption is a good fit.

Are retired racing greyhounds suited to home life?

Many retired racers can adjust to living in a home, though each dog is an individual. They may need time to learn routines and settle into unfamiliar surroundings. Ask about a specific dog’s needs before adopting.

How should I prepare my home?

Set up a quiet resting area, remove hazards, and plan where your dog will eat and sleep. Check that outdoor areas are secure, and ask Borderland Greyhound Rescue what supplies and preparations are appropriate for the greyhound you’re considering.

Can I adopt if I have other pets?

A household with other pets may be a possibility, but the right approach depends on the greyhound and the animals already at home. Share details about your pets with Borderland Greyhound Rescue and ask how introductions should be handled.

How can I help if I’m not ready to adopt?

You can contact Borderland Greyhound Rescue to ask what forms of support are currently useful. Depending on the rescue’s needs, people may be able to help by sharing adoption information, volunteering, or contributing supplies.

A New Chapter for Greyhounds

Borderland Greyhound Rescue helps retired racing greyhounds move from the track into home life in El Paso, Texas. The rescue connects dogs with people ready to offer patience, care, and a safe place to settle. Each adoption is a chance to help a greyhound begin a different kind of life.

Adopting a dog is a meaningful decision, and greyhounds may need time to learn household routines and feel secure in a new setting. Borderland Greyhound Rescue can guide prospective adopters through the process and help them understand what to expect. The goal is a thoughtful match that supports both the dog and its future family.

From First Conversation to Home

Step 1

Tell Us About You

Share your household, daily routine, and what you hope to offer a greyhound.

Step 2

Discuss a Match

Talk through a dog’s known needs and whether your home may be a good fit.

Step 3

Prepare Your Home

Plan for safe spaces, introductions, and the routines that help a retired racer adjust.

Step 4

Stay Connected

Reach out with questions as your greyhound or foster dog settles in.

Ready to Help a Greyhound Settle In?

Ask about adopting or fostering a retired racer in the El Paso area.