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Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon Registration

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From January 23, 2023 5:30 pm until March 16, 2023 6:00 pm
At Strongsville Recreation Center
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GRIN is excited for this year's Volunteer Appreciation Lunch!

This year's lunch will be held on Sunday 3/19 at the Strongsville Recreation Center from 11 am to 2 pm. We will have a catered lunch for our membership, vendor pop-up shops, raffles and more! This event is open to GRIN members only and is free to attend. 

CDC Ban on Importing Dogs

Many of you have probably heard about the CDC's Temporary Suspension of Dogs Entering the United States from High-Risk Rabies Countries which was published in the Federal Register on June 16, 2021.

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Latest Articles

  • Winter 2023 Newsletter
  • GRIN Commemorative Pin
  • People Foods Dogs Can and Can't Eat
  • Puppy Mill Dogs
  • Fosters Needed NOW! Only Dog Lovers Need Apply!
The GRIN Winter Newsletter is available HERE. Check out the message from GRIN's President, Lisa Kime, canine health information, puppy updates, and more! Read More
The limited edition GRIN 30th Anniversary commemorative pin is now available. Celebrate with us and be part of the pack. Click HERE to order.  Read More
People Foods Dogs Can and Can’t Eat By AKC Staff | Apr 24, 2020 Dedicated dog lovers tend to be very kind people. We share our hearts and homes (and for some lucky pups, even the foot of our beds) with our canine pals. Surely there is nothing wrong with sharing our favorite people foods with our dogs too, right? Not necessarily. Many of the foods, such as fruits and vegetables,… Read More
  Over the past year GRIN has taken in an increased number of puppy mill dogs and as a result we are in need of appropriate foster/adoptive homes.  The damage done during the years in the mill can be overcome, but it takes the right environment, time and dedication. What we are looking for in a mill dog foster/adopter: a fenced yard with a traditional fence another well socialized dog… Read More
If you are a GRIN member, you know we are always begging for fosters! The fact of the matter is that we have a terrific foster home base – but we always need more because unfortunately, more dogs need our help – the strays, owner relinquishments and shelter dogs. And we also are anticipating more Turkey dogs next month.   If you are a recent approved adopter, you can help us immediately!… Read More

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Everyone at GRIN has been supportive before, during and after the adoption of our senior girl Honey. We love our GRIN family who always puts the dogs needs first and foremost!
Lisa and Kim GRIN Adopters
"As we quickly approach the anniversary of Gus' adoption, our family wanted to send a BIG thank you your way. We feel so lucky to have found such a wonderfully supportive and dedicated group of people at GRIN."
Bethany GRIN Adopter
Fostering has been a wonderful experience for me, 12 years and 56 dogs later! I like being a step in the process of moving dogs into permanent, loving homes.
Judy GRIN Volunteer