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Greyhounds endure lives of confinement, spending long hours each day in stacked metal cages. Dogs suffer serious injuries, sometimes fatal, and commercial dog racing's history is replete with examples of documented drugging and mistreatment of greyhounds. With animal welfare concerns and declining interest contributing to track closures across the country, West Virginia is the last refuge for this cruel activity.
At present, there are two operational greyhound tracks in West Virginia: Wheeling Island Casino & Racetrack and the Mardi Gras Casino & Resort in Cross Lanes.

Greyhound racing in West Virginia is subsidized with millions in state gambling revenues.
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Greyhounds endure lives of confinement, kept in small cages for long hours each day.
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According to state records, greyhounds routinely suffer serious injuries in West Virginia.
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Since 2007 the state has issued more than 100 drug violations and investigated 19 cases of animal abuse or neglect.
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