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Jett

Child tolerant
4

Zoe

Child tolerant
5

Winnie

Child tolerant
Meet Winnie, this pretty girl is looking for her forever home. Winnie is sweet, confident and fun-loving. She has a playful, excitable and enthusiastic side, because of her nature she may suit a family with older kids (10+) and would love a backyard where she can burn off some energy. She may also suit living with robust medium and large dogs who can keep up with her lively spirt.
Female
2

Sheila

Child tolerant
3

Clancy

Child tolerant

Small dog tolerant
6

Ducky

Child tolerant
5

River

Child tolerant
3

Barty

Child tolerant
3

Chase

Child tolerant
4

Harriet

Small dog tolerant
Harriet is a lovely young girl who has the most beautiful soft ebony coat. She is so sweet, polite, and affectionate, and she should fit into most households with ease! She may be happy to live with school aged children and full-time workers. Due to her lovely nature, she may be happy living with or without another canine companion of any size.
2

Liquorice

Child tolerant
1

Pacey

Child tolerant

Dog tolerant

Small dog tolerant

Apartment living
7

Hondo

Child tolerant
6

Princess

Child tolerant
8

Latte

Child tolerant

Small dog tolerant
1

Santos L. Halper

Child tolerant
4

Mia

Child tolerant
Meet Mia, a friendly and affectionate greyhound who's bursting with enthusiasm! This extroverted girl loves people and can't get enough attention - she's always eager to please and shower her humans with affection. With her bubbly personality, Mia's sure to bring joy and excitement to her forever home. Mia's looking for a household where she can be the only dog, and she's suitable for families with or without kids aged 10+. While she's a wonderful companion, Mia's still working on her manners, so she'll need a patient and understanding owner to help her learn and grow. If you're ready to provide Mia with love, guidance, and a forever home, she'll reward you with loyalty, affection, and plenty of personality!
Female
7

Meeko

Child tolerant

Dog tolerant

Small dog tolerant
3

Shelby

Child tolerant
6

Jackson

Child tolerant
This handsome lad is Jackson, he has some unusual white markings that reach up around his neck which makes him stand out in a crowd. Apart from his looks, this boy is a charmer and loves to interact with people and dogs, sometimes a little too enthusiastically so we think he may better suit a home with children 10 and over and another robust medium or larger play buddy. Jackson would love a yard to run around in and play so this is a must too. He may be ok with full time workers as long as he gets his energy out daily!
3

Cruise

Child tolerant
Cruise is a very affectionate boy who adores leaning up against his people. He has the cutest underbite which is really endearing. This social boy can be a little excitable at times (he is only a young boy after all!) so someone that can involve him in adventures would be amazing for him so he can get his short burst of energy out whilst also making friends where ever he goes! Cruise would likely suit a home with children aged 10 or older and may be fine with full time workers.
Male
2

Lee

Child tolerant
How handsome is this young chap! Mr Lee here is a stunning, sleek, shiny boy that is just as sweet as he is handsome. Lee is still a young one getting to know the ropes so he can be a bit silly and on the go but he does sometimes step back and take it all in. He can be a little shy in new situations but soon forgets what he was worried about and is back to his usual playful self. We think Lee may suit living with children 10+ and maybe another medium or larger companion. He has requested a backyard though please as he wants to show you his epic zoomies and play till its nap time!
Male
2

Empire

Child tolerant
Well they all say Rome wasn’t built in a day, but perhaps you want to bring an Empire into your home and make it a kingdom of fun, laughter, cuddles and play time. Empire may suit many homes and living with children 10+ or maybe even another medium or larger canine buddy.
Male
3
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Why adopt a greyhound?
Loving and loyal
Once a Greyhound lets you in, they become incredibly loyal, forming deep bonds and showing affectionate devotion.
Quiet companions
Greyhounds are quiet and reserved, making them excellent neighbors in shared living spaces.
Independent thinkers
Greyhounds are obedient yet independent, combining problem-solving skills with a self-assured nature.
