Greyhound return rates are up and adoption numbers are down, but one potential ACT policy could see things turned around, says a rehoming agency.
The 'pet bond', proposed by ACT, would allow landlords to charge a higher bond than the usual four weeks' worth of rent to cover for damage caused by pets. (file image) Photo: RNZ / Alexander Robertson
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