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Hello Greyhound Friends!!!
Nena is a petite 6 year old galga who arrived at Scooby in February. She is a sweet girl, who is already showing a spark of playfulness. Nena got along well with other dogs at Scooby and is doing well in the pack at King’s Kastle. She finds comfort in the other dogs and will need a home with another dog, She did well in her first round of cat testing. We will be retesting her soon. (on medical hold) ![]()
Kai is a young greyhound mix (1-2 years old) that was rescued from a southern California shelter. This handsome boy was in a foster home for a few days before making the ride northward, and his foster family was very impressed by how easily he transitioned to home life. Given how quickly he jumped up on the couch with the family and curled up in a corner, he may have lived in a house before. His foster family also commented on how quickly he responded to correction. Kai is a very social and happy guy and loves people. He also did well with the other dogs at his foster home and dogs of all sizes and breeds at King’s Kastle.
He should not live with cats.
Come meet one of the of the most family friendly dog breeds that there is ,and talk to a volunteer to get all your questions answered about them and find out how easy it is to adopt them.
We will be located inside the Mall where the two main hallways intersect.
The July 2nd Meet and Greet has been cancelled so that we can protect our dogs from holiday noise and adopters can spend time with their friends and family. Please join us on August 6th!
Please join us Sunday May 15th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM at the Coddingtown Mall in Santa Rosa. This is your chance to meet many ex racing greyhounds and ask one of our volunteers any questions you may have about this wonderful breed of dogs They are one of the most family friendly dogs you will ever encounter.
We will be located in the center of the Mall where the two main hallways intersect.
Guelo is a 5-year old male galgo from Scooby. This glossy, handsome boy is initially shy with new people and new situations, but will adapt with time and patience. We have found that he does best with limited space – in the foster home’s large yard, he became very agitated and barky. Once we set up a smaller outdoor space, he became much more comfortable. He is cat-safe, very playful, and walks well on leash. He will do well in a quiet household with another playful dog from whom he can gain confidence and with someone with time and patience to get him through his mistrust of people.
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