Let a greyhound race into your heart and home

Matching hearts and homes with ex-racing Greyhounds since 2004.

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With no kennels - all the dogs live in our home.
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Upcoming events: 24th November Teeth & Nail Pamper Session ¦ 7th December Goods Stall (coats, Christmas cards etc.) at the Pet Blood Bank Session, Highgate Vets, Beezon Road, Kendal ¦ 7th December Christmas Dinner at the Derby Arms, Witherslack with the annual raffle being drawn ¦ 8th December Grange-over-Sands monthly walk ¦ no walk in January 2025 ¦ February ¦ March ¦ April ¦

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All online prices include P & P to within the UK
SPECIAL OFFER
- Purchase any 3 single cards of the same size from any online section and we’ll include another 1 of a similar design FREE
SPECIAL OFFER - Purchase any 4 single cards of the same size from any online section and we’ll include another 2 of a similar design FREE
Hundreds more cards available less the P & P from the centre at Beech Hill House. LA11 6RH

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OUR WISH LIST - tins of fish (any kind but not in brine), trays & cartons of food,

Crinkle and soft toys with no squeak,

OUR WISH LIST - tins of fish (any kind but not in brine), trays & cartons of food, Crinkle and soft toys with no squeak,

Monthly walks page and picture galleries of 2024 walks : 2023 walks ¦ 2022 walks ¦ 2021 walks
Picture galleries of Greyhounds homed during 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020
Boycie our ‘Supported Hound’

Why adopt a Greyhound?

Greyhounds make wonderful pets. They are for life, not just for racing. They all deserve a second chance. Greyhounds are elegant, very intelligent, tend to be laid back, lazy if given the chance, need little exercise (often just two, half hour walks a day). They thrive on love and affection, adapt quickly to the family way life and make very gentle and loyal pets. 

The average age of a greyhound coming in to our care is 2 to 4 years old. However, their normal life expectancy is between 12 and 15 years, making them one of the longest-living of the larger dog breeds. It also means they have many years ahead of them as pets.