2Eve's ideal home Eve can live with other Greyhounds and children of high school age. It's unlikely she has been in a home before and will need all of her basic training. Could you be Eve's perfect match? Gentle Eve has settled well into centre life and despite having never lived with a dog before, she seems to be loving the company of her fellow Greyhound kennel mate. She
4Marie's ideal home Marie would be best suited to a home where any children are of the ages 10 and up who are comfortable with bouncy, larger Dogs. She is still working on her confidence with other Dogs, so will need to be the only dog in the home, benefitting from a family willing to work on her social skills. Due to her assumed ex racing background, Marie will not be able to
5Rae's ideal home Rae would love a home where she has access to a private and secure garden so that she can zoom around, this is especially important for her as she will need to be kept on the lead when out and about. Rae will need to be the only pet in the home due to her potential prey drive towards smaller animals. Rae would benefit from a home that can work on her
2Josephine's ideal home Josephine is looking for a home that she could potentially share with another medium to large dog, and children aged 10 and over. She will need her new home to be free from cats and small furries. Josephine was found straying, but the tattoos in her ears tell us that she has been used for racing, so it is unlikely that she will be house trained and may
3Princess's ideal home Princess would be best suited to a home where any children are of the ages 10 and up who are comfortable with bouncy, larger Dogs. She is still working on her confidence with other Dogs, so will need to be the only dog in the home, benefitting from a family wiling to work on her social skills. Due to her ex racing background, Princess will not be able to
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2Pearl's ideal home Pearl can live with older children (aged 8+) and no other pets in her new home. A garden would be beneficial for zoomies and to aid house training, but is not essential. Pearl could be left for a few hours at a time, if this was built up slowly as she settles in. Could you be Pearl's perfect match? 5 year old Pearl is a friendly girl and a real foodie. She
2Cleo's ideal home Say hello to Cleo, a sweet and gentle 4-year-old Greyhound who’s searching for her forever family. This lovely lady is happy to share her home with other Dogs and really enjoys her walks with canine companions. Cleo is suitable for a home with primary school-aged children and is content being left for short periods. Could you be Cleo's perfect match? Cleo
1Ashley's ideal home Ashley is a sweet and gentle 2-year-old Greyhound looking for a calm and loving forever home. She’s still building her confidence, so she needs kind adopters who will let her take things at her own pace. A quiet home with patient people would be perfect for her. Ashley gets along well with other Dogs and would love to have a canine friend to help her feel
4Pookie's ideal home Meet Pookie, a stunning 5-year-old Greyhound who has recently come into our care. While we don’t have much information about her past, she’s been an absolute pleasure to look after since arriving with us. As her background is mostly unknown, Pookie may need a little extra support adjusting to home life. This might include help with housetraining and
3Tallulah's ideal home Tallulah is a super friendly girl who adores her humans and would love nothing more than to be your new best friend! She has been great meeting everyone here and will be suitable to live with primary school aged kids and another doggy friend. Tallulah will need to learn the ropes of home life, learning that it’s ok to spend a bit of time on her own and
4Rhubarb's ideal home Say hello to Rhubarb, a 7-year-old Greyhound with a heart full of love and a surprising spring in her step! Don’t let her age fool you – Rhubarb is still full of life and loves to play. She’s especially fond of zooming around with her toys and playing a good game of fetch – she might even beat you to the ball! Rhubarb is a gentle and affectionate
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Adopting a Greyhound usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Greyhound is matched with the right home.
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