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2 year old Ruby is looking for a foster family

2 year old Ruby is looking for a foster family

2 year old Ruby is looking for a foster family

Blue girl Jet is looking for a foster home.

2 year old Ruby is looking for a foster family

2 year old Ruby is looking for a foster family

LuLu is looking for a foster home.

Mr Tee is looking for a greyhound foster savy home with no other animals

Mr Tee is looking for a greyhound foster savy home with no other animals

Mr Tee is looking for a greyhound foster savy home with no other animals

Mr Tee is looking for a greyhound foster savy home with no other animals

Mr Tee is looking for a greyhound foster savy home with no other animals

Foster Care Information

Why foster?

What's involved/required?

What's involved/required?

Fostering gives a greyhound a second chance to live out their natural lives as pets after their athletic career is finished.
Fostering is a great alternative if you can't adopt.
Not only does the greyhound benefit from your decision of becoming a foster carer, you will benefit from the companionship and satisfaction of seeing these beautiful dogs blossom.
Fostering gives you the chance to decide if a greyhound is the right
breed for your family.
Fostering is an extremely rewarding experience.

What's involved/required?

What's involved/required?

What's involved/required?

Foster carers play a vital part of our rehoming process by providing a temporary home while the greyhound transitions from a race dog to a family pet.
Exposing your greyhound to to living in a house, walking and socialising.
Teaching your greyhound how to live and learn about life as a pet, and preparing them to find a permanent home.
Helping with transporting dogs to events or vet appointments.
Secure fencing, 5 foot minimum with shelter from the elements.
Love, patience and kindness.

What we provide

What's involved/required?

What we provide

Collar, id tag.
Lead and muzzle.
Food and water bowl.
Bed.
Crate (if needed).
Coat (in winter).
Monthly Flea/tick/worming treatments.
All dry food.
Treats, toys and other items (depending on donations)
Veterinary care if your foster becomes ill.
Behaviour training with a professional dog trainer if required.
Ongoing support and advice.