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Away 
Adopted 8/24/10
Away, a white & red girl, is ready for a fluffy pillow and doting care. With 112 registered races in Florida, this 4 1/2 year old deserves peace and relaxation! Her initial cat testing has gone well. |
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Langdon
Langdon has the tall & thin profile so recognizable to all as the quintessential greyhound. He'll turn two years in October and is still learning about all the new sights and sounds in the world outside the track. A real "people" dog, he is trusting and a leaner! In initial small animal testing, this somewhat shy boy did well with small dogs, but was too interested in the cats to be considered cat-safe. However, his pup-like antics may be too much for some small dogs, so proper introductions and appropriate monitoring and patience would be required for an adopter with a small dog. |
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Oscar
Oscar is a handsome Greyhound-Deerhound mix born in February 2009. He and his sister were brought down to the Bay Area when he was about 10 weeks old. Oscar is currently living in a foster home with a male greyhound and female hound mix. Being a puppy, Oscar's training is ongoing. He knows how to sit and lie down. Oscar is very food/treat motivated, which helps with his training. He is an extremely affectionate and loving boy. While he's full of energy, he also enjoys long petting sessions, belly-rubs, and curling up next to someone on the couch. He really loves being with people, particularly women, and never lets his foster-mom out of his sight. Oscar whimpers or barks when he wants attention or to play. This rambunctious boy also can be a bit excited about female dogs but is learning to respect boundaries. He loves playing with his toys. Oscar is a bit anxious about riding in vehicles and has a tendency to get carsick. He needs find a forever home with active people that will continue his training and give him the attention he needs. It is recommended that he live in a home with adults or older children as he is still learning proper manners and play etiquette. We think that Oscar plays too roughly to live with very small dogs or cats. |
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Donald Adopted 8/24/10
Donald has an exotic coat with his deep red brindle and dark mask. A real sweet and friendly guy! Just about to turn 2 years old, he is cautious in unfamiliar situations. Initial cat testing has gone well. |
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Steinbeck
Steinbeck has a mysterious past that landed him in the Monterey shelter. His age is estimated to be about 4 years. An affectionate and laid back boy, he is ready for a pampered and cushy future! |
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Junior
"It's spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you've got it, you want - oh, you don't quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!" ~Mark Twain
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Dogs with this symbol after their names are former race dogs.
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