Our mission is to ensure every greyhound finds a loving home and receives the care they deserve.
Greyhound Care and Adoption of North Carolina, Inc., may be newly established (2024), but our passion for greyhounds spans decades. Our board members and volunteers have dedicated years to caring for and advocating for these remarkable dogs.
With deep experience in greyhound care and adoption, we are committed to providing support to both current greyhound owners and those looking to welcome a greyhound into their family.
Charlotte Eby-Peinert has been involved with greyhound adoption since 2007, after adopting ABAR Snip in Wisconsin. She has also worked with other breed rescues, but for her, greyhounds are the best dogs ever!
From 2015 to 2021, she served as Treasurer and President of Triangle Greyhound Society, supporting efforts to raise awareness about greyhound adoption and rehoming hundreds of retired greyhounds from the US, UK, and Ireland. Before devoting her life to the care and adoption of retired racing greyhounds, she worked in IT/Networking professionally for 25 years.
David Bhuta is a senior executive in charge of It and Business Services for a global fire, life safety, and security consulting firm. In this role, he manages IT, real estate, insurance, travel, and business support. David’s project management skills were instrumental in launching GCA-NC.
He and his wife, Elizabeth, devote much of their time to GCA-NC and are frequently found at events with their greyhounds Wuggie and Fletch. He and Elizabeth devote much of their time to GCA-NC and are frequently found at events with their greyhounds, Wuggie and Fletch.
Elizabeth Bhuta brings a broad scope of experience to her role with GCA-NC. She is a licensed attorney with experience as a plaintiff’s litigator. In addition, she served in a variety of capacities for a nonprofit focused on supporting persons with Parkinson’s Disease, including counseling persons with Parkinson’s and their family and friends, running support groups, participating in and planning events, and securing grant funding.
Besides serving as Secretary of GCA-NC, she fulfills other roles as well: legal counsel, approving adoption and foster applications, importing dogs, fostering dogs, and assisting with planning and putting on events.
Rose Miller adopted her first Greyhound, Simone, in 2007 and has gone on to adopt an additional eight Greyhounds. Rose currently lives in Raleigh with her husband and four hounds, Levi, Roxy, Piper, and
Pumpkin. Rose and her husband, Stephen, are heavily involved with fostering hounds from both West Virginia and the UK.
She works directly with new adoptees during the transition process and, as a dog sitter and walking advisor, she works with many long-time Greyhound owners too. Rose has been in the IT and data project
management field for over 15 years and is
currently certified in logistics, and
accounting data.
