Greyhound Trainers Defend Integrity Amid Negative Animal Welfare Report

The industry in NSW faces a major investigation after the Brittan report found allegations of mistreatment of greyhounds.
Greyhound Trainers Defend Integrity Amid Negative Animal Welfare Report
Greyhound racing at Wentworth Park on July 16, 2016 in Sydney, Australia. Brook Mitchell/Getty Images
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Greyhound trainers in New South Wales (NSW) say they were taken aback by suggestions their industry would face a government inquiry after allegations of animal welfare abuses.

The chief executive of Greyhound Racing NSW Rob Macaulay, resigned after a negative report written by former chief veterinarian Alex Brittan.