5Mouse's ideal home Marvellous Mouse is on a mission to find his first home. He is a beautiful, black Greyhound who has been very friendly with everyone he’s met here. Mouse is very bouncy, and with no history of being around children he’s not able to live with young kids. Those of around secondary school age would be fine though! As is common in ex-racers, Mouse is walked
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
5Rodney's ideal home Rodney is ready and raring to start the search for a home! An ex-racer, we don’t know whether he’s been around kids. He’s gentle and calm though, so we think he’ll be able to live with primary school children that can go slowly with him at first. Rodney can share his home with another dog, provided they get along during a dog mix in centre first.
5Roo's ideal home Roo is a gentle girl who has recently retired from her racing career. She has been really friendly here and she’s so calm we think she’d be fine living with children of primary school age. Roo is currently sharing her kennel with another dog and could live with one in her new home. Any match would be subject to a mix in centre prior to adoption to check
5Paddy's ideal home If you have space in your home (and on your sofa!) for a big-hearted Greyhound who is ready to swap racetracks for relaxing with his favourite people, then Paddy might just be your new best friend. At 3-and-a-half years old, Paddy is still learning all about life beyond the racing world, he is taking it all in his long-legged stride. He is a sweet,
6Dez's ideal home If you are after a handsome, calm companion who enjoys his walks and loves a good sniff around the fields, then Dez might be your kind of dog. At 2 years old, Dez is an ex-racing Greyhound who is now ready to leave the track life behind and find a cosy home to call his own. Dez is quite content to stretch out in his bed, enjoy the peace and quiet, and take the
6Gary's ideal home Meet Gary, he is a 5 year old Greyhound looking for his forever home. He is unable to live with another dog in the home, but he does get on with Dogs of a similar size to himself on walks. Gary can live with older primary school aged children, as long as they are aware he needs to have a power nap during the day, as it is a hard life being a Greyhound! Gary
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
2Lilo's ideal home Lilo is a sweet and friendly girl who loves to investigate everyone and everything. She could potentially live with another Greyhound or calm larger breed dog but is not able to live with cats or small furries due to her high prey drive. She can share a home with children of primary age and over who are comfortable around larger Dogs. Could you be Lilo's
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Drake's ideal home Eight-year-old Drake is a gentle, easy-going soul looking for a calm and quiet home where he can truly relax. He’d love a peaceful environment with a secure garden to explore at his own pace and a cosy spot indoors where he can unwind in comfort. Drake isn’t a fan of hard or tiled floors — he finds them a bit unsettling — so he’ll need mats or rugs
5Cornbread's ideal home Cornbread is a big, handsome boy who adores fuss and attention from people. Having come into our care with little previous history, it's possible he has never experienced life in a home before. For this reason, Cornbread will need guidance and support to adjust to home life, including housetraining and learning how to be left alone for short periods.
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3Mary's ideal home Mary can live with other Greyhound type Dogs and children of high school age. She will have spent her life in racing kennels and will need all her basic training, so please be patient with her. Could you be Mary's perfect match? Mary took her time to settle in but now that she has we can see what a wonderfully friendly girl she is. She enjoys walking with the
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,
1Cal's ideal home Meet Cal, a three year old ex-racing Greyhound on the search for someone to introduce him to a home environment and some home comforts. Cal is very clean in his kennel so we feel he will pick house training up in no time. Due to Cal’s racing past, he will need to be kept on lead and muzzled when out in public, which he happily wears on his walks. Therefore,
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
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
2Luigi's ideal home If you're looking for a gentle, affectionate companion with a heart of gold and a love for lounging, Luigi might just be your perfect match. This 6-year-old ex-racing Greyhound has swapped the track for the couch and is embracing retirement with grace and charm. Luigi is a super sweet boy who adores people of all ages—including preschoolers—and gets
3Pie's ideal home Pie is looking for a home with caring adopters who can take him on lots of fun new adventures and will show him what it is like to live in a loving home. He can live with children aged 6 and over who are confident with larger Dogs and who will play nicely with him and give him space to rest when he needs. Pie would happily live in a home with a similar sized
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