Our current girls

If you could open your heart and home to one of our girls please complete our Pre-Adoption Questionnaire. 

For information about adopting please see the adoption process.


If you can’t see your new best friend here or on our current boys page please still complete the form, our dogs change all the time and we have many waiting to come in so one of these may be your perfect match.

TALLULAH


Date of birth: 26th Dec 2018


New arrival. More information to follow.

MANDY


Date of birth: 17th July 2013


New arrival. More information to follow.

PENNY


Date of birth: 10th September 2015


Penny arrived into our care with a broken hock sustained while racing. Sadly Penny's recovery hasn't been straight forward and she's still got a way to go before she's fully recovered and available for adoption.

EBONY


Date of birth: June 2017


New arrival. More information to follow.

MEGAN


Date of birth: 4th July 2009


This nearly 10 year old young lady came into our care after 5 years in a home following a private re-home once she finished racing. As there was no rescue back up in place we were asked to take her following the birth of a new baby and the family no longer wanting her. Sadly Megan came into our care in a really neglected condition and clearly hadn't been loved or even had her basic care needs met. With vet care, good food and lots of tlc Megan came on in leaps and bounds and soon went to a home where she blossomed further. Sadly when the owners were out one day Megan and their other female Greyhound had an altercation and so Megan had to be returned. As no one was there at the time we'll never know what happened but the important thing is both girls are ok. Megan has been fine with all the other dogs since her return. She is so loving towards people but she appears uncomfortable around children so won't be rehomed with any children younger than teenage years. She's good with other dogs but due to the altercation extra care would need to be taken if there was another dog in the home.

Megan is now in foster with one of our adopted greyhound boys and she's doing amazing. The two dogs are getting on really well together with no issues at all. Megan travels well, enjoys short walks and loves her food and treats. Megan's biggest love is people and she's at her happiest when she's snuggled up having cuddles on the settee. Megan's age is sadly against her but she has lots of life left in her and so much love to give so please don't rule out our special old girl.

KITTY


Date of birth: 6th September 2016


Kitty is a sweet 2 year old who came into our care as an emergency from an allotment where she was being kept. On first sight of Kitty when we went to pick her up we could see just how terrified she was and we were told because she's terrified of everything she wasn't raced - as they would have never caught her again! It's been baby steps at Kitty's pace to gain her confidence and the other dogs have really helped her in coming round and learning to trust us. She is now a happy bouncy playful little girl with the people she knows and trusts but new people and situations are still scary so Kitty requires lots of ongoing patience and encouragement. We have no doubt Kitty would flourish in the right home but due to her nervousness any potential adopters would need to visit Kitty regularly to gain her trust prior to her going into their home. Upon adoption Kitty will need plenty of time and patience to settle and come out of her shell. Because of how scared and skittish she is, Kitty will only be homed to adult only households or families with older, dog savvy children and Kitty will also require a home where there is a confident resident dog to guide her. 


Kitty was recently cat tested and has shown herself to be cat trainable.

DELILAH


Date of birth: September 2016


Delilah is a super happy bouncy young girl who loves life and has a very outgoing personality. She's only 2 but escaped a life of racing as she turned around to face the wrong way each time she was put in the traps to race. She is really good on her lead, just getting a little excited when she sees something of interest and wants to investigate what it is. Her tail never stops wagging, in fact her whole body wiggles with excitement.


Delilah was a star when she went into short term foster with 2 other greys to recover from being neutered. She's really good with other dogs especially sighthounds and is kenneled with Samson who she adores but the two don't need to be rehomed together and Delilah is such a confident girl she would adapt well to being an only pet providing she had plenty of attention and stimulation. She's very inquisitive by other dogs out and about but we've not witnessed any negative behaviour, she just wants to be friends. With how overenthusiastic Delilah can be wanting to play, she can be too much for calmer dogs who aren't as playful as her.


We recently cat tested Delilah and she was amazing and most definitely proved to be cat trainable. However, Delilah would be too much for less confident cats who aren't used to dogs as she was very interested. This was in a very positive way with no malice whatsoever but not every cat would appreciate Delilah wanting to make friends. Delilah loves everyone and could live with confident dog savvy children but again her bounciness will be too much for most younger children.

If you would like more information on any of our girls or an informal chat about adopting please contact us.