Fact Sheets & Reports

In April 2026, GREY2K USA Worldwide and the League Against Cruel Sports documented the cruelty and corruption of greyhound racing in the United Kingdom, emphasizing the industry's failure to reform even as the rest of the world moves away from dog racing entirely.

Read our report "Reaching the Finish Line, Time to End Dog Racing in the UK," to learn more.

The dog racing industry in Tasmania claims to make a significant contribution to economic activity and employment in Tasmania, Australia. But taken at face value, this represents just 0.2% of gross state product and total employment in the state.

Read the report.

"The Financing of Greyhound Racing in Tasmania" was underwritten in significant part by the GREY2K USA Education Fund.

GREY2K USA Worldwide commissioned BiGGAR Economics to determine the value of dog racing at Scotland's last dog track, Thornton Greyhound Stadium. Their analysis found that razing and replacing the dilapidated dog track with a housing development would add £5.9 million in capital asset value to the community and double its economic activity.

Read the report “Economic Impact Assessment of Thornton Greyhounds and Alternatives Uses” to learn more.

Our second Greyhounds Around the Globe conference was co-sponsored by the Irish Council Against Blood Sports and began with the release of our groundbreaking new report, Rewarding Cruelty: Greyhound Racing in Ireland.

You may read the report online or for a donation of $10, we will send an official copy right to you.

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The drugging of greyhounds has been an open secret in the dog racing world for years. Dogs in this industry are testing positive for drugs at racetracks across the United States.

Read our report “No Confidence: Drugs in the American Greyhound Racing Industry” to learn more.

GREY2K USA Worldwide released the first comprehensive report on the humane and economic aspects of greyhound racing in the United States.

Read our report for an in-depth look inside this cruel industry.

In October 2014, GREY2K USA Worldwide and the League Against Cruel Sports came together to issue the first comprehensive report on the humane and economic issues surrounding commercial dog racing.

Read the report in which we call for fundamental change within the industry.