2Noah's ideal home Noah is a sweet soul who can live with children aged 8 and above. He is a friendly boy and has the potential to live with another dog of a similar, calm temperament and size. As he is an ex-racer he wouldn’t be able to live with cats or small furries and would need to be kept on lead at all time when out and about. Noah also won’t be used to living in a
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
1Nick's ideal home Nick can live with children 12+ as the only pet. Nick can have doggy friends of a similar size on walks. He needs a home where his family can take things at his pace and help him discover the big wide world. Could you be Nick's perfect match? Nick is a very beautiful and larger than life boy! He is a gentle giant and has a very playful character. He loves
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
3Spud's ideal home If you're looking for a super chilled out dog then meet Spud! He's a 4yr old ex-racing Greyhound who likes a peaceful life. He is a friendly boy and the more you get to know him, the more interactive he'll become. He can be quite shy generally and needs a calm and quiet home so he'll need to be the only pet in an adult only household. A secure garden will be
3Skippy's ideal home Skippy is a very handsome 4yr old ex-racing Greyhound. He's super friendly and as he gets to know you better you'll see his affectionate side come through. He will be fine living with older kids who are confident around larger Dogs, and while he's fine around most other Dogs out and about, he can be a little worried by larger breeds. He'll need to be the
3Brogan's ideal home Brogan is a very handsome 2yr old ex-racing Greyhound. He's super friendly and loves people! He'll immediately lean in for a bum scratch from anyone! He will be fine living with older kids who are confident around larger Dogs, and while he's fine around other Dogs out and about so could have walking buddies, he likes his home to be HIS so will need to be
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
3Dobby's ideal home Dobby is a super sweet gentleman who will make a wonderful companion. We have no history on Dobby so he is looking for a patient family to show him the ropes of home life. Dobby is a gentle giant who loves affection and fuss. He has been assessed to live with children aged 12+. Could you be Dobby's perfect match? Dobby is looking to be the only pet at home,
3Griff's ideal home Griff is looking for a quiet sedate lifestyle with some routine walks with some local friends (once he has settled in). He is looking to be the only dog in the home and can live with older children 15+. Could you be Griff's perfect match? Griff is looking for a patient and understanding adopter who can help transition him into home living. He can be a bit
4Jaq's ideal home Jaq is looking for a home where he will have access to a private, secure garden so that he can gain his confidence with the outdoor world and zoom after his toys before basking in the sunshine. Jaq will need to be the only pet in the home but would love a family willing to work on his doggy social skills as he settles in and builds up his confidence. He will
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
3Maestro's ideal home Maestro is looking for patient, loving adopters who will give him plenty of time & space to adjust to living in a home. He will need to be the only pet in the home and be kept on-lead & muzzled in public, but could live with children aged 12+. Maestro would prefer his new owners to be around for most of the time until he’s used to living in a home, and
3Gaston's ideal home Don’t let his go faster stripes fool you! Gaston is looking for a more laid back life now he has finished racing. He is looking to be the only dog in the household as can be a bit avoidant of interactions with other Dogs. He also doesn't like the idea of sharing his new toys with other Dogs and is more content to play on his own. He is looking for a
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3Flake's ideal home Four year-old Flake has retired from racing and in need of a loving home. She has been really friendly with everyone here and likes to approach people for a fuss with a bit of the ‘Greyhound lean’ for good measure. We’re not sure if she’s ever been around children before, but she’s been really calm and gentle here and she’ll be ok to live with
3Joseph's ideal home Joseph can live with high school aged children and would really benefit from living with another Greyhound. He has come from a racing kennels and will need all of his basic training. Could you be Joseph's perfect match? Joseph has touched all of our hearts as he's such a nervous and worried chap. If he encounters something he is unsure about on his walk,
2Maka's ideal home Maka is looking for a family who are happy to do some basic training and help him settle into homelife. There’s potential for him to spend some time home alone if this is gradually introduced. Maka can live with children aged 10yrs and another dog of similar size. He’d love a garden for a quick zoom and to lounge around in. Could you be Maka's perfect
4Moses's ideal home Moses can live with other medium to large Dogs and children of high school age. As an ex racing dog it's unlikely he has been in a home before and will need all of his basic training. Could you be Moses's perfect match? Moses is a big, confident chap who has ben an instant hit with the team because of his friendly nature. you can usually find him sprawled on
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
2Jim's ideal home Meet Jim, a charming 4-year-old ex-racing Greyhound with a heart as big as his waggy tail! Jim is a tall, gentle soul who’s traded the racing for a life for one with short strolls, long snoozes, and plenty of fuss and affection. Jim is a friendly boy who adores attention and will lean into you for extra fuss. He’s curious about the world and enjoys
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