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24 September 2023
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Why a greyhound?

Twenty-four greyhounds were re-homed at an Adoption Day at The Meadows on Sunday 24 September.
Lalor’s Kourosh Afarinesh (pictured above) was quick out of the blocks, snapping up Memphis, his very first greyhound.
“I’ve spent the last 15 months getting my backyard ready for a dog so the timing is right. I’ve wanted a dog that is elegant and a bit different to other breeds, and I’m so happy I decided on a greyhound,” Kourosh said.

There was plenty of interest in white and fawn greyhound Abner, with GAP staff eventually matching him to India Armstrong and family.
India, son Cal and partner Jack Klemm made the long trip from Maryborough in the hope of finding their perfect match, and they were delighted to be going home with Abner.
“I’ve always loved greyhounds,” Jack said. “I’ve had one previously and he used to go everywhere with me.
“They’re amazing dogs. I love their sleekness, their size and their gentle nature.
“They’re such beautiful dogs.”
Bundoora family Mick, Patricia and Brent Gaskin adopted their first greyhound on the day after black beauty Noel caught their eye.
“We have been thinking about adopting a greyhound for the past three years,” Mick said.
“We lost our Australian Silky Terrier Cross in January at 22 years of age and we think a greyhound will really suit our family.

“We’ve done a lot of research and spoken to a few people in the neighbourhood with greyhounds and we like that they are placid, easy-going couch potatoes.”
A total of 39 greyhounds were available on the day, with the unadopted dogs being returned to GAP Tullamarine until they find their forever homes.
GAP Tullamarine – located at 444 Melrose Drive – is open everyday of the week from 10am-3pm, except Sundays – no appointment necessary.
Meet our dogs ready for adoption
All greyhounds adopted from GAP are de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed and health checked.

Bushy

Gaskin

George

Cotton
Crippa

Scooby

Carlin

Federal

Milo ARP
How cute is lovely little Milo? She is a super friendly, happy and social girl who loves to please. She can have a puppyish and playful side at times, but she also loves a snuggle! Milo might be happy to live in a home with or without another medium or large canine companion and children aged 10 years and over. She may suit living in a home with full time workers as long as she is part of the family's day-to-day activities.
This greyhound is part of our Assisted Rehoming Program (ARP). Through this program, greyhounds stay with their current owners while they wait to find their perfect forever home.
If you're interested in adopting this dog, we'll arrange for them to come into GAP specifically for you to meet and complete the adoption process. Since the dog is being brought into the program based on your interest, we ask that applicants be reasonably confident this is the greyhound they'd like to welcome into their family. Unlike our standard adoption process, you won't be able to meet multiple dogs at the same time however our team will share lots of information about this greyhound to help you determine if they're the perfect match for your family.


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