We are a greyhound rescue group in the Nashville, TN area focused on finding homes for retired racers. We do so through public awareness and adoption programs supported by an active volunteer base, who share the passion of finding forever homes for these wonderful greyhounds.
Check out what my foster family says about me. Updated 6-4-15
Randy's Doll, "Dolly"
Updated Video
Dolly's Adoption Video
Gender: Female
D.O.B: May 23, 2007
Weight: 60 pounds
Small Dog Safe: Yes
Cat Safe: TBD
Child Safe: No
Color: White & Black
Update: June 4, 2015
Top 10 Reasons to make me you Forever Hound
10. I will keep you in stitches when I talk to
you . . . I “roo” A LOT!
9. I will lay peacefully as you give me a
pedicure and brush me.
8. No need to worry about me starving
myself to death. I will eat anything you
put down in a matter of seconds.
7. You can trust me to not have an accident
in the house because I am 100% house
trained.
6. You will not have to bribe me with treats
to get me tocome in from the yard.
5. I will keep you motivated to lose that
extra weight bytaking me on walks.
4. You will meet lost of nice folks who stop
you to tell you how beautiful your
greyhound is.
3. You will never be lonely. 2. I will love you forever. 1. Come on, just look at my face!
Update: April 19, 2015
Dolly has really settled in nicely to our home and her routine. It is easy to imagine her adapting well to a forever home. She LOVES attention, pets, hugs and snuggles. She also really likes to go on walks. She gets excited when other people stop and “make” over her. I would not say she has a shy or “spooky” bone in her body. Although we have a huge fenced back yard, she prefers to spend her time indoors with her people. She goes out, does her business and then prefers to come straight in (unless of course, her human is outside with her). She is a really good eater, so no coaxing or prompting needed in that department. Although she is 8, she has the spirit of an adolescent. She is ready to go to a loving forever home and be part of a family that is longing for a hound with lots of personality!
Oh and one more thing . . . in our first post, I said she did not get on furniture. That has changed. We felt so bad for her when we allowed our other hound on the sofa with us that we started letting her get in the chair. See how cute she is:
March 22, 2015
We have been fostering Dolly for two weeks now. She came to us fearful of walking on hardwood floors and chose to isolate herself in the living room because she could stay on a rug. It was a mini ordeal to get her out to potty bc she was so freaked out by the floors. She was reluctant to eat even though she was overweight from her previous diet. She didn’t really know good leash walking manners. We have seem major progress in all of that, though she still needs some work with leash walking. She wants to walk us vs. being walked. We are working on this and have faith that she will get better and better. She has come so far in such a short period of time. I even think she has lost a pound or two while eating her meals like a champ now. She is a sweet, sweet girl and would love to be an only dog so she would not have to share our attention. We were hopeful that she would play with our other hound (who wants nothing more than a dog to chase her), but Dolly really does not seem to have any interest in playing with our Rosie. They get along fine, but mostly just ignore each other. All she really wants to do is be with us, get lots of pets, go for walks and rides in the car, get some treats and sleep on the floor by our bed. Her personality is endearing. We love it when she “talks” to us, which she does when we get the leash out or it is time to eat. She definitely roo’s. Oh yes . . . she is fully house trained, too. No accidents at all in the house. She hasn’t been left alone for more than 6 hours, so we have no idea how long she can “hold it”. We don’t crate her, so can’t really speak to how she does in a crate. At first she wanted to get on the furniture, but was easily re-directed and has not tried to sneak up on the sofa or bed at all since the second or third day she was here. She is ready to find her forever home and will make a great pet for some lucky person(s). If you are looking for a female who will steal your heart, she fits the bill.
*** Don't Forget to check out my other foster brother's and sisters. All of us would like to find out forever home.
This sweet girl came in on Valentine's Day. We do know that she was a brood mom, and will turn 10 in about two months. Please come back soon to read more of what my foster parent's have to say about me.
*** Don't Forget to check out my other foster brother's and sisters. All of us would like to find out forever home.
Bluto is doing wonderful. He is fully healed from both of his surgeries. He is a very sweet playful boy. He loves to cuddle and be right next to his human at night. He absolutely loves stuffies and will toss them up in the air and catch them. He does great with his foster brother and sister greyhound and his kitty brothers. He has matured with his house manners and does not need crated or muzzled when left. Bluto is the best boy and can bring out a smile on a sad day!
Bluto has recovered from his eye surgery and foot injury and is doing very well. He has kept his "greyt" personality through his long recovery. Bulto will require eye drops every day for the rest of his life. The eye drops cost about $125 every six weeks or so. Anyone considering adopting this sweet boy will have to be able to purchase these drops every month for Bluto.
February 2015
Bluto is a very happy hound. He has a condition called KCS or dry eyes. Bluto is not able to produce any tears on his own. He is currently on medical hold while we try and establish a treatment that will work best for his needs.
*** Don't Forget to check out my other foster brother's and sisters. All of us would like to find out forever home.
Joey is doing really well and has come a long way. He is coming to Lori and I more and more and asking for pets. He has started becoming more playful especially in the mornings. He is a GRINNER, and greets me when I come home from work with a few quick grins and kisses. He of course loves eating and lets out little playful barks when I bring his food to him. He still crates really well and will easily go into his crate. We have been patient with him and he is becoming more people oriented. Those first weeks we had to shut him out of his crate so he wouldn't stay in there all the time. He still preferred to stay by himself in the guest bedroom, but now spends more time with us in the living room. We watched Dottie this weekend and he had a lot of fun chasing her and Minnie around in the backyard. He is a really playful dog. He also enjoys squeezing in between Minnie and Arlo when they are trying to soak up some rays in the sun room. Overall, he is doing really well. Usually when I look for him, I can see him in a door frame peaking his head through, head tilted, ears forward cautiously checking it out.
Gender: Male
D.O.B: Feb. 20, 2013
Weight: 72 pounds
Small Pet Safe: Yes
Color: White & Black
Color: Black & White
Please come back soon to read what my foster parent's have to say about me.
*** Don't Forget to check out my other foster brother's and sisters. All of us would like to find out forever home.
Fist of Honor, "Della"
