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TIM CAHILL GREYHOUND ADOPTION DAY MEDIA CALL

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AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL ICON TIM CAHILL AT THE GREYHOUNDS AS PETS ADOPTION DAY

WHEN: Sunday, August 13, 10.45am.

WHERE: Gough Whitlam Park, Bayview Ave, Earlwood.

WHO: Greyhounds As Pets Ambassador and Football Superstar Tim Cahill.

WHAT: Tim Cahill, the inaugural Ambassador for Greyhounds As Pets NSW, will host the biggest Greyhound Adoption Day held in Sydney. (Release attached).

Contact: Michael Cowley: mcowley@grnsw.com.au

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