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10 April 2023
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Educational Webinar 1: Reserve your place

As part of National Adoption Month, GAP Victoria is hosting two free Educational Webinars.
The first of these is with the RSPCA’s Liam Deans-Pope, on Thursday 13 April from 8-9.30pm, with the session to focus on dog behaviour and training.
Liam has worked in the animal welfare industry for the over twelve years and as a behavioural trainer for the past six.
During this time, he has enjoyed the opportunity to work with a wide variety of domestic animals across Victoria in a range of roles, including an animal management officer for a local council, an assessor of retired racing Greyhounds and most recently as the senior animal trainer for a rescue organisation.
Liam feels strongly that the human animal bond is a thing to be treasured, a belief that is reflected in his commitment to scientifically validated, force-free training methods.
He understands that companion animal training and management is an ever-evolving field and is always seeking to further his knowledge and understanding.
Liam has a particular passion for working with fearful and/or reactive dogs, having owned more than a few of them himself.
Click here to reserve your place.
Meet our dogs ready for adoption
All greyhounds adopted from GAP are de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and health checked.

Bobby

Bobby is a lovely young man, just look at his beautiful light-coloured eyes, they seem to stare into your soul. Bobby is a social, friendly and affectionate boy who is keen to move into his furever home. He may suit living with or without a canine pal of similar size and children aged 10years and older.

Duffman



Mustang



Blossom


Latte



Buddy



Soba


Bertha



Boston


Ravioli
This delicious girl has her eyeliner on and is ready to hit the streets and show off her glamourous looks! Maybe even stopping for a bite to eat at your favourite Italian spot! Miss Ravioli is not only beautiful, she is sweet, kind and affectionate. She can be a little reserved at first but soon warms up and leans in for a cuddle. We think she may suit living with children10 and over and maybe even another medium or larger male canine for company. We also think she would be best off in a home that has a yard as she is still only young and can take her time to adjust to new environments.