Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

This lovely little lurcher boy is Ben.He is only 21” ttsPicked up as a stray on New Year eve., he was super cold and hungry.He will happily jump into the car and we would guess that Ben is about a year old.He has gone to a kennel facility Ireland.He would need to be fed separately, as he can guard his food.Ben had the potential to be a great family pet., he has obviously not had a good start in life.Ending up a stay and in a kennel environment at such a young age is awful and can be terrifying for some young dogs.Ben is a happy boy with lots of love to give.Ben is still a baby, he has great teeth, and a super cheeky character to him.Ben really deserves a chance and a human to call his own.He would not be cat friendly.Currently in Ireland.Full,rescue back upDonations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

This handsome devil is Ben and he is nearly 4 years old.Ben is a sweetheart and would love to share a sofa with a new family.Ben is curious and loves to sniff and explore.Good with other dogs.He’s a great boy on his lead, he loves walks and he’s a pleasure to have around.Ben is 28″ tts and has a few grey whiskers forming.He a pure gent and will make a brilliant companion.Ben is not cat friendly.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

another beautiful houndie is going to join the NGR family in April.Please give high five to Dante and lurcher boy approx 2 years old.Currently in Romania.Great with other dogs.Hasn’t been cat tested, but isn’t bothered at all by the cats coming around the rescue.Dante will go to a foster home when he arrives.If you would like to offer to foster Dante or offer him a permanent home, please do get in touch.He will be fully vaccinated & neutered.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Another senior looking for a home to call her own.10 year old Daphne, a super blue girl.Can you imagine, this poor girl has seen every day of her life in kennels – thats so sad.Time to change that.!little Daphne is looking for her forever home.Daphne is a lovely blue girl who deserves the softest bed for her senior bones.Daphne was born in August 2016 and totally deserves to be spoilt rotten in her new home.Daphne is great with other dogs, on the lead and in transport . She will do well as an only dog or in a home with other dogs.Daphne is calm and very affectionate, she loves her food and the excuse for a cuddle.If you can offer her a loving home or a foster place then please get in touch.Currently in Ireland.Daphne wouldn’t be cat friendly.Call 07470 931758Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Stunning meet Dorothy.A medium size girl at 25”tts.A bit time and shares her kennel with another female dog named Judy.She would definitely need another canine for company and guidance.She is a stunning lurcher girl, who would need time to adjust to family life and the different things that the world can present to Dorothy in a new environment.Approx d.o.b 21.11.24A gentle home, nice and rural would be great.Time love and patience would bring such a beautiful girl out of her shell and to her full potentialNot cat friendly.Currently in kennels In IrelandFull rescue backupPlease apply via the websiteDonations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Harry is a stunning greyhound puppy looking for his forever home.Harry could be cat workable for an experienced owner.He’s been living in a lovely home but did not get on with the resident cats, so he’s not suited to homes with or cats.Harry is a typical puppy full of energy and we don’t know how big he will get.He could live with older children/teenagers.He will need a home with other dogs and someone who is home for the vast majority of the time, as he thrives on company and routine.Harry has attended puppy training classes, is learning to walk nicely on the lead and is house trained, but he’ll benefit from a home with someone confident in handling an energetic, spirited young dog.Harry is a lucky boy, he has escaped the turmoil and cruelty of the racing industry at a very young age.With the right guidance, he’ll be a devoted and loving companion.Harry would not be suitable for first time dog owners.Currently in foster in Ireland.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Name: Finlay Sex: Male Breed: Lurcher TTS: 23 1/2” ( medium sz ) Neutered: Yes Microchipped: Yes Vaccinated: Yes DOB: Unknown – 20/04/2024 estimated History: Stray Dog from Galway Dog PoundComing other the UK this week and into foster home Nr Woodbridge Suffolk.Personality.Finlay needs another confident dog. He is currently sharing his kennel with a male saluki and they get on great.He is a sensitive soul who would need an adult only home in a country setting. Heavy traffic and loud noises would not suit him. He needs a home used to lurchers who need time to trust and where he can learn from the resident confident dog. He is a lovely boy, so gentle it’s almost heart breaking.He was shell shocked coming to us and we think he hasn’t had much positive interactions with humans up until he came to us, however he loves the lady who runs our boarding kennels and walks lovely in the lead for her. She says he is just a quiet little man with so much love to give in the right home, given time and patience. Not Cat friendly. www.norfolkgreyhoundrescue.co.uk 07470 931 758 Full rescue back up.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Meet the pretty greyhound FlojoShe is a super girl, bit shy to start, but soon gives with a never ending wag of the tail.A truly stunning girl.Only 26”ttsD.o.b 14.09.19Wouldn’t be cat friendly.Currently in IrelandDue to travel to the UK End of March /AprilDonations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

Freddie – Jack Russell Terrier. Not one enquiry for this amazing little chap. ( approx 8/9 yo ) Currently in a foster home in Ireland with other dogs.Freddie is a lively little Jack Russell Terrier who has been in foster care with us for the past two months. During this time, he has lived in a busy household with young adults coming and going, alongside a large female bull lurcher and a family cat. Freddie is confident around people and not easily fazed by household activity. He will bark briefly to alert when someone knocks at the door but otherwise greets visitors politely and then settles.Note **Freddie is not cat-friendly and currently needs to be managed separately from cats, so a cat-free home would be essential.**He is a very active boy who enjoys being involved in whatever is going on around him. He loves his walks and generally walks well on the lead. He may occasionally bark at other dogs while out, particularly smaller dogs that are also vocal, though he seems more comfortable around larger dogs. With appropriate introductions and management, he could benefit from having another canine companion.He needs to very secure during car journeys as he moves a lot and has actually managed to slip out of his harness in the car with us on 2 occasions. He can be a real wriggle monster ! A crate maybe the answer.When Freddie first arrived ( and being a typical JRT ), he displayed significant resource guarding behaviour, which led to biting incidents within the household, but thankfully not with the larger dog. With consistent handling and management, these behaviours have steadily reduced and have not been an issue recently. As with many dogs, I believe there is a possibility this could resurface temporarily when he transitions to a new home, so adopters will need to be mindful and patient.Freddie is still a work in progress with his house training, though he has made clear improvements. His new family will need to continue this training with patience and consistency.At home, once his humans have settled, Freddie is very content to relax with them. He enjoys snoozing on the sofa or curling up on a lap and is an affectionate, routine-loving little dog. He chooses to sleep downstairs in his crate and is happily crated at night and when unsupervised, particularly due to the presence of other animals in the home. He sleeps through the night and will only bark in the morning when he hears people getting up to remind them he’s ready to start the day.Freddie hasn’t quite learned how to play yet and can be unsure when other dogs initiate play, especially those much larger than him. He can also be a bit of an escapologist and may try to slip out through doors, though his recall is generally good — treats definitely help!He copes well with being left alone for reasonable periods and has shown no destructive or anxious behaviours when left.Freddie would thrive in an active home with people who enjoy regular walks and can give him time to run around safely, ideally with access to a garden. He is very food-motivated and can be a little insistent around mealtimes, so boundaries around food will be important.Overall, Freddie is a confident, affectionate, and adaptable little dog who could suit a wide range of households (*keeping mind my concern raised about a return to resource guarding), provided they are patient with his continued toilet training, mindful around food, and able to meet his exercise needs.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

This super handsome boy arrives this week – please give a warm welcome Garth.d.o.b 24/10/23Garth had a couple of races, and decided that it wasn’t for him.Garth is in foster in Camberley with several other dogs.Garth is a super friendly boy.Good with other dogs.A tail wagging greyhound, happy to be out of the racing industry.Available for homing.Garth wouldn’t be cat friendly.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

This lovely saluki/ lurcher / collie is called Gerry. A super sweet lad, looking for his forever home. Gerry was picked up on News years eve along with Ben ( also looking for a forever home ) He has a coat like a teddy bear. Only 24”tts He is a young lad, probably not even a year old. Another dog in his new home would be of benefit. Currently in kennels in Ireland. Not cat friendly. www.norfolkgreyhoundrescue.co.uk 07470931758 Apply via the website Full rescue back up.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue

In foster already, but will have to go to kennels very soon due to foster carer being ill.A few weeks ago, we put out an appeal for funds to help with amputee 3 hounds in the care of DEEL Sighthound Rescue in Ireland.This little beauty is one of those hounds, that you generous donation went to help.Please say hello to Halo.18 – 24 months old.Only 23″ttsHalo is being spayed today, in readiness to travel to the UK and hopefully to her forever home.A very happy girl and a super affectionate little lady.Halo is a young girl and has recovered from her op really well.Halo was hit by a car, and as such is quite wary of traffic, so a rural home would suit her best.A large garden.Just like any four legged sighthound, Halo can loop around like a gooden!A young girl, who is still very much puppy like.Halo loves to play with her toys.Great with other dogs.Currently in foster home in Ireland.SpayedNot cat friendly.Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated