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
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
2Kevin's ideal home Kevin is a wonderful lad. He’s great with meeting new people (especially is food is involved) and can live with older primary school aged children. He prefers his own space so would like to enjoy the comforts of a home as being an only dog. A family member will need to be present whilst Kevin settles into home life, and he may need a refresher with some
2Fred's ideal home Fred is on the search for his forever home with a family who have plenty of time for him. He hasn’t had much experience of home life so may need a little time and support to adjust to his new digs. He can live with primary school aged kids and potentially another dog of similar size. This isn’t essential though as he’s quite happy in his own space. Fred
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
2Lester Longlegs's ideal home Lester Longlegs is a 1 year old ex racer Greyhound. He is the sweetest boy who is full of love! Lester Longlegs loves to spend time with his people and will stick close to you. He enjoys a good fuss and a cuddle and would prefer to have someone at home with his most of the time. Lester Longlegs enjoys his walks and walks lovely on lead. Being an ex
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
5Spongebob's ideal home This handsome boy is Spongebob. He is a 3 year old Greyhound looking for his forever home. Spongebob is unable to live with another dog at the moment but he does enjoy spending time with dogs of a similar size out on walks. He can live with older primary school aged children that can give him some space when he needs to have an afternoon nap, as it is
4Blaze's ideal home Blaze is a beautiful and gracious 6 year old Greyhound who loves lazing around and spending time with her humans and/or her best friend Bo. Blaze and Bo are hoping to get adopted together as they are so bonded. Blaze is quite partial to a wee pub visit and they are both pretty chilled wherever they are! Bo and Blaze don't require a garden of their own but
3Bo's ideal home Bo is a stunning 11 year old Greyhound who walks as if he's on the catwalk in London fashion week! He's looking for a home this best friend Blaze! They both love attention and being made a fuss off and love their home comforts. Bo and Blaze don't require a garden of their own but they wouldn't refuse one, as long as they get sufficient daily exercise. Could you
2Scott's ideal home Super Scott is an utterly charming 4-year-old greyhound with a gentle spirit and a heart full of love. He’s searching for a calm, caring forever home where he can be the star of the show — he’d love to be your one and only pet. That said, Scott is a social butterfly on walks and is more than happy to make a few canine pals while out and about. Scott
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Kel's ideal home Kel is a 5-year-old greyhound Greyhound who is looking for a home with no other pets, he can live with older sensible teens of 14 plus. He travels well in the car. He will need a private secure garden to potter around in as he will be muzzled out and about due to his chase drive. He will also need some housetraining reminders. Kel does find it hard being left
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Jackson's ideal home Jackson is an 8-year-old greyhound who is looking for a home with no other pets, but he can walk nicely with other sighthounds so would benefit from this in his new home. He can live with children of 11 plus and he travels well in the car. He is looking for a home who can help him with some basic training like housetraining due to this reason he would love
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
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
2Kisba's ideal home Kisba is looking for a retirement home where he can enjoy his walks and laying down on a cosy bed. He would ideally not be left to start and time being left, being built up slowly. He would like a private garden so he can enjoy off lead time. He does have a prey drive, so we do advise he wears a muzzle when out and about. He has met a few dogs here at the
3Alan's ideal home Meet Alan, a friendly, loving Greyhound. He’s on the search for his forever home with a big comfy sofa and his very own toy box. He adores attention so a family with minimal leaving hours would be ideal. Alan can live with older primary school aged kids. It would be nice for Alan to have some calm doggy pals to share walks with or he could potentially live
2Roscoe's ideal home Roscoe is looking for a loving home that offers a traditional layout with distinct rooms. He feels most at ease in environments that provide a sense of security, making open-plan setups a bit challenging for him. Access to a garden or a secure area where he can safely run and play off-lead is essential, as he has those wonderfully long legs that love to
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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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