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But aren’t drugs illegal? You bet they are.
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Our report reveals:
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There have been 847 drug positives nationally over the past decade, including 71 greyhound cocaine positives.
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Thirty greyhounds in the state of Florida tested cocaine-positive so far this year.
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Class 1 drug positives – the most serious – spiked in 2017.
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Drug paraphernalia, including syringes and injectable vials, are frequently found in racing kennels.
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Despite their ill effects, female greyhounds are routinely drugged with anabolic steroids to keep them running.
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Racing jurisdictions like Texas have cut back on drug testing at the request of track owners.
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Texas has also stopped publicly disclosing the number of drug positive dogs it finds.
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Penalties are so weak that an Alabama man was fined just $50 when his greyhound tested cocaine-positive.
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Drug testing is severely underfunded. In some states, there are fewer drug tests than there are races!
- Instead of cleaning up their act, kennel operators have been engaging lawyers to dismantle state rules against drugging dogs.
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 Christine A. Dorchak, Esq.
President
GREY2K USA

Carey M. Theil
Executive Director
GREY2K USA
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