OUR GREYHOUNDS

Are you after a fun new family member that you can help show the ropes of being a pet? Not only is she cat and dog suitable, Maggie is our young, fun, pocket rocket who is also good around the kids!

Personality plus, yet lazy and laid back when you need him to be, our handsome boy Oakley is perfect for busy families seeking an independent lad with a fun loving streak to join their crew!

Rambo is enjoying living in a foster home in inner Sydney. In just a few weeks Rambo has come out of his shell and shown himself to be an affectionate, playful, curious and silly boy.

This quiet natured boy is friendly with other greyhounds and would enjoy a home who will enjoy building his confidence.

Cuddly, affectionate girl Lacey is ready to bring the love and cuddles into your home. Lacey is a sweet and confident girl who walks well on lead. Lacey is a sweet young girl with a goofy loving personality. She could be suited to living with children who have experience with big dogs, due to her friendly nature. Lacey prefers being outdoors in her foster home but is well behaved when she spends time inside and would like a home with indoor and outdoor access during the day.

Foster Update: "Pete is doing extremely well. He loves walking with kids and enjoy going to the park & loves getting attention. Pete loves walking and spending time with kids. He loves his toys and being cheeky when it comes to a play time."

Sleepy is a teeny tiny girl with a shy nature who has made great progress at the adoption centre.

Nobody puts baby in the corner! 

Tiggy is a sweet, patient female greyhound with a striking Tigger-like orange and black brindle coat. This gentle girl is great with young children and other medium-sized dogs, making her a perfect family companion. Tiggy enjoys living indoors and is content to relax, cuddle, and soak up attention. She’s easy-going, low-maintenance, and requires only a few walks and some playtime each day. Tiggy’s calm nature and loving personality make her an ideal addition to a peaceful home, and she would thrive in a family environment where she can receive the affection and care she deserves.