Forever Hounds Trust

Forever Hounds Trust

I will be ready for homing once I have been assessed and castratedAlbie has just arrived into our care, and we are looking forward to getting to know him. As Albie progresses through his assessment, we will understand what type of home he needs. We may already have a suitable home offer for Albie on our waiting list. However, if we don’t hear from any of our current home offers, we will then make Albie available, provide more details, and accept new home offers for him. At that point, the option to apply to home this lovely dog will appear. Watch this space!

Forever Hounds Trust

I am new to the centre and need to be fully assessed before I am available for rehomingAlfie has just arrived into our care and we are looking forward to getting to know him. As he progresses through his assessment we will understand what type of home he needs. We may already have a suitable home offer for Alfie on our waiting list. However if we don’t hear from any of our current home offers we will then make Alfie available, provide more details and accept new home offers for him. At that point, the option to apply to home this lovely dog will appear. Watch this space!

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Charley is a sweet, small-medium sized lurcher girl. She’s 9 years old and is looking for a new home due to a change in circumstances in her current home, where she is a much-loved member of the family. Charley is a loving dog who bonds deeply with her family, and is very intelligent. She loves walking and playing with her tennis ball, and despite her age needs plenty of exercise – but she is also a typical couch potato lurcher, as long as her exercise needs are being met. Charley is very friendly with women and although she needs a more gradual introduction to new men, it usually doesn’t take long to gain her trust. She is housetrained, well-behaved at home and can be left alone for a few hours. She travels well in the car, but can occasionally get sick on very long journeys. Charlie is nervous of other dogs; whilst she can make friends with proper introductions, she can be defensive on walks if another dog enters her personal space. She is not severely reactive or difficult to manage, and tends to ignore dogs unless they get too close, but her adopter must be willing to support her and understand that there are some situations she finds challenging. She would prefer to be the only dog in her new home. Charlie would love to live in a quiet rural or semi-rural area, with a garden to play and relax in and plenty of love and attention from her new family.Would prefer to be the only dog. May be able to live with teenagers, but would prefer a quiet, calm environment. Would prefer a rural or semi-rural home. Is still active for a 9 year old! Needs access to walking areas without too many other dogs (especially loose dogs). Can be left alone for around 4-6 hours, but this must be built up gradually in a new home.

Forever Hounds Trust

I will be ready for homing once I have been assessed and castrated.Curley has just arrived into our care, and we are looking forward to getting to know him. As Curley progresses through his assessment, we will understand what type of home he needs. We may already have a suitable home offer for Curley on our waiting list. However, if we don’t hear from any of our current home offers, we will then make Curley available, provide more details, and accept new home offers for him. At that point, the option to apply to home this lovely dog will appear. Watch this space!

Forever Hounds Trust

I will be ready for homing once I have finished my assessment and seen the vet!Soft natured Diago is a young Greyhound who has just arrived into our care, and we are looking forward to getting to know him. As Diago progresses through his assessment, we will understand what type of home he needs. We may already have a suitable home offer for Diago on our waiting list. However, if we don’t hear from any of our current home offers, we will then make Diago available, provide more details, and accept new home offers for him. At that point, the option to apply to home this lovely dog will appear. Watch this space!

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Fern is a small-medium sized lurcher girl of around 8-9 months old, looking for her forever home after a difficult start in life. Fern is a sweet, affectionate dog who thrives on human company. She’s also a big fan of other dogs, and enjoys making new friends! She is currently staying in a home with another dog, who she gets along brilliantly with; she will need to live with another dog in her new home, as she struggles with being left alone without canine company. Fern does like to play rough, and also loves to cuddle up with other dogs to sleep, so any resident dogs must be comfortable with this! Fern has been spending time with children from age 6+ and has been very good with them, but she is a bouncy girl and would be too much for very small kids. She walks well on the lead and has good recall off-lead in safe areas – as long as there are no rabbits or squirrels about, since she has a very high prey drive! Being a young dog, Fern has plenty of energy and would suit a fairly active family.Must live with another dog. Can live with sensible children 6+ who are used to dogs, pending introductions. Cannot live with cats or small furries. Needs a decent-sized, secure garden to run and play safely. Can be left alone for short periods with the company of another dog. Needs a decent amount of exercise and plenty of attention.

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I am under assessment and veterinary care!Gorgeous boy Hero has just arrived into our care, and we are looking forward to getting to know him. As Hero progresses through his assessment, we will understand what type of home he needs. We may already have a suitable home offer for Hero on our waiting list. However, if we don’t hear from any of our current home offers, we will then make Hero available, provide more details, and accept new home offers for him. At that point, the option to apply to home this lovely dog will appear. Watch this space!

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Sweet Lucy is a petite and affectionate girl looking for a calm and loving home. She is a very bright girl who loves learning and engaging with her handlers. Lucy has already learnt her name in a very short space of time and is practising checking in on walks for tasty treats.Lucy would thrive with adopters who can continue building her confidence by choosing quiet walking areas where she won’t need to worry about encountering off-lead dogs. As a Greyhound who has spent all of her life in kennels, she can find busier environments overwhelming and would therefore prefer a quieter home and walking environment.Like many ex-racing greyhounds, Lucy arrived with us feeling a little stiff and uncomfortable, but she has made fantastic progress in our care. She is currently seeing a physiotherapist who is helping her continue to build strength and mobility. Because of this, Lucy would be best suited to a home where she won’t need to manage lots of stairs.Lucy would benefit from an experienced greyhound home who will be patient, allow her to settle at her own pace, and gently introduce her to the wider world while she continues to enjoy home comforts. The love she receives will be returned sevenfold.Would prefer not to be left alone for long periods & needs a gradual introduction to home life Quieter walking areas where she won’t need to worry about seeing off-lead dogs A home where she won’t need to regularly use stairs