After you’ve checked out our site, we’d love for you to come by and see the daily goins’ ons at our quirky handmade tile studio in the sticks of southern New Hampshire. If goofy dogs, cool tile, and an eclectic group of former interior designers, high end tile sales consultants, and art school dropouts having fun making tile, and often times experimenting with all things awesome is your thing, then our blog will be right up your alley. Even if its not, it’s a fun way to look into the magical world of handmade tile.

11/17/16

Greyhound Hope Rehabilitation and Adoption Mural


While a portion of each Wet Dog Tile sale gets donated to local and national dog rescue organizations, we also try to donate pieces, borders, or murals when we can. This week we're shipping off a mural to Greyhound Hope Rehabilitation and Adoption, an all volunteer organization that has a strong love and commitment for the welfare of the racing greyhound. 

Check out the mural below and feel free to visit http://www.greyhoundhope.org to learn more, check out their upcoming events, donate, and more!



8 comments:

  1. I'm so pleased with the design of those tiles, I love it! I have a Greyhound named Rosy and she's the best! Although she is such a large breed, she's such a goofball and thinks she's a small breed! Imagine wanting to be carried by me? I love my dog! I think everyone should have a Greyhound, then the world will be better and friendlier. One look at this dog's eyes and you'll see that she loves all humans and other animals! Their temperament makes them great around children and the elderly. For more information on this breed, why not go to this site http://dogsaholic.com/breeds/profiles/greyhound.html

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