OneKind
Unbound the Greyhound

Name: Element Works
Price range: $

Film & Campaign Description

The Unbound the Greyhound animation tells the story of Bob the greyhound, who has been rescued from the greyhound racing industry, and fictional greyhound, Bea, who remains in the racing industry. Through the narration of Bob the greyhound, the short film explores the welfare issues of dog racing and highlights the need for a phase out to dog racing in Scotland.

The Unbound the Greyhound campaign is formed by 9 animal protection groups, including campaigning charities, rehoming centres and an all-party parliamentary group. OneKind is leading the campaign and the Unbound the Greyhound animation was funded solely by OneKind.

Our campaign coalition consists of the following groups: OneKind, All-Party Parliamentary Group for Dog Advisory Welfare Group (APDAWG), Animal Concern, Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home, GREY2K USA Worldwide, Hope Rescue, League Against Cruel Sports Scotland, Say No to Greyhound Racing in Scotland, and Scotland Against Greyhound Exploitation (SAGE).

The groups, from those based across Scotland, England and Wales, to the international non-profit GREY2K USA Worldwide, are committed to ensuring that the Scottish Government puts an end to dog racing in Scotland.

OneKind

OneKind is a Scottish animal welfare charity that has been working end cruelty to animals for over 100 years. We fight for a world where animal cruelty is a thing of the past.

Through political lobbying, high-impact campaigns and public education, OneKind creates meaningful change to improve the lives of animals within Scotland.

Some of our recent successes in Scotland include achieving a ban on the 'sport' of foxhunting, a ban on the use of snares, ending the mass scale killing of mountain hares and securing a Bill that would ban greyhound racing in Scotland.