Greyhound breeder  Exposed
North Yorkshire
November 2016
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Provided with a gbgb kennel hand licence in 2017

 Greyhound Breeder found keeping greyhounds in squalid conditions was later given a GBGB kennel-hand licence

Images below show the dogs that Glasper bred for racing purposes and the conditions that they were kept in

Above: The dilapidated building where the dogs were kept for almost a decade

Above: Water containing excrement and food containing wood chippings

          Above: Dangers, just feet away from the dogs

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Greyhounds initially bred for racing, were found
in the dilapidated building where they miserably
existed for almost a decade.
With no rooftop; the dogs were left open to the
elements in squalid conditions that will have attracted
vermin.

Conditions;
Dogs standing and sleeping in their own excrement
No clean water available
No bedding
No ventilation
No heating
Isolated - no human interaction and left without any mental or physical stimulation.
We were told these dogs were only visited once per week. 

The Animal Welfare Act 2006 is failing to protect greyhounds.

Following this tragic exposure; the Greyhound Board of Great Britain issued the breeder, Miss Judith Glasper, a kennel hand licence to enable her to work at GBGB licensed kennels: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/gbgb-prod-assets/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/03114203/The-GBGB-Calendar-2017.pdf
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These elderly dogs were removed and relinquished to Birmingham Greyhound Protection, an independent greyhound rescue group, where they received medical attention before homing.

Thank you to 'Birmingham Greyhound Protection' (BGP) for bringing these dogs to safety. BGP now recognised as Greyhound Protection UK is a rescue that relies on public funding. 

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