A Place for Us Greyhounds
RECENT ADOPTIONS!
Tracer was adopted by Paul and his son, John. Paul has had Greyhounds in the past and we were thrilled to find a good match for this sweet family. They live south of Wichita Falls.
Bromley
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Scottie gets adopted
Adopt Riley--she's unique and exotic!
Anna and her husband, Jarod drove to Lubbock and adopted Shandy. We rescued Shandy around the 4th of July from a perilous situation with the help of very caring persons who lived in the area where she was out loose. Shandy is about 50% German Shepherd and the other 50% is Greyhound/Saluki. She's a funny and sweet dog who found the perfect match with this wonderful couple from
El Paso!
Shiner is ready to move in! Look at that winning smile.
Adopt Bromley--he's a winner!
Cotton is a fun and funny Lurcher. He's only 6-years old.
Anna Suzanna is a super model that can run like the wind.
Sidney adopted Buck! She lives in Tyler and has adopted from us in the past. She decided to rename Buck-High Cotton in honor of his brother and hoping he will also find a home soon!
Adoption fees--$200
Available Now
Please consider opening your home and your heart to our sweet dogs that need homes!
Bongo
Here is a picture of Larry when he adopted Stefanos, in April. Here's Larry--again and who is on the other end of the leash--it's Lincoln! Fantastic news--two lucky Greyhounds are living in Colorado with Larry!
Andrea and Chris have adopted three Greyhounds from our group. Scottie just turned 9-years old and he's special needs requiring monthly Librela injections. The Hazuda's didn't let that stop them and they adopted him during the summer. Hound heroes in Rio Rancho--Fantastic!
We are happy to consider your adoption application. I will personally contact each and every person or family that applies to adopt. If you live out-of-town, we are doing "virtual home visits" and this seems to be working very well. Approved applicants are asked to come to Lubbock to meet and pick up their dog, in most cases. Testing for cat and/or miniature dog safety has gotten more complicated and if homes emerge that do not have small dogs/cats--they will get first preference.
Homes with fenced yards and/or Sighthound experience are preferred.
Feel free to contact me by phone or email.
Linda Dunn, Director in Lubbock
Sadie with Chris
"Hey there! Teddy is my name and moving in with you is my game!"
Chris, Andrea, Scottie, and Lottie in the corner!
Everyone is smiling because Mel and Michele adopted Beckham who is on the right. They adopted his Uncle 2-years ago and his name is Patchi!
Help us help the Greyhounds and Lurchers!
1. Do your research and decide if a Greyhound is a good fit for you and your family. Review the FAQ's page and check reliable online sites.
2. Send an inquiry or submit an adoption application via the online application. You can expect to hear back from the director within 1-2 days.
3. Applicants will be asked to participate in a home visit or virtual home visit. This is the final step to approve your application. Once that step is completed--the search will begin to find a dog that will fit well with your family and lifestyle.