Tilly is a blue female, six years old and housetrained.
She is a shy lady who takes a while to get to know you, but once she accepts you, there is no looking back!
Tilly will make a great companion.
Here’s Dolly; a five year old blue girl, already housetrained.
Dolly is a quiet, calm lady, a little bit aloof until you get to know her. She loves to go for a walk, and is equally fond of the sofa!
UPDATE: Dolly has now been adopted and is no longer available.
Meet Jen – an older lady of six years old – black and white.
Jen is a very sweet girl who has now been returned to Brambleberry twice through no fault of her own. She loves her food, and she loves to play with her stuffies, or she’s very happy to just chill out in the garden, especially when it’s sunny.
Poor girl – she would love a proper ‘forever’ home of her own and can’t understand why she is back in the kennel yet again.
She is house-trained and well-behaved.
UPDATE JULY 2013: Jen has now been adopted and is no longer available
UPDATE July 2016:
Gromit has now been adopted and is no longer available.
Gromit is six years old, and a ‘tuxedo’ dog, black with white shirt front! He is a happy soul, and always wagging his tail
He is housetrained.
A small, black male greyhound, six years old.
Joe is a very jolly, happy dog who really doesn’t act his age – in his mind, he’s a lot younger! He will happily fit into pretty much any home, with children, other dogs, or on his own.
He doesn’t seem to be any kind of ‘oil painting’ right now, but blacks don’t show to their best advantage in their thicker kennel coats. Once they’ve been in a home for a while, they usually develop a sleek, shiny ‘velvety’ coat that gleams like no other colour.
Please don’t be put off by his greying face – many dogs do go grey early but it is no indication of health problems.
UPDATE October 2012: Joe has now been rehomed and is no longer available.
Sharon has been a greyhound trainer for three decades and has never wanted to do anything else. She has lived and worked with these beautiful dogs all her life.
Currently working at two jobs (as a breeder and trainer of dogs for the local track, and as a Greyhound Trust adoption agent) Sharon has a house full of non-starters, ex-racers, convalescents, and temporary residents, as well as the kennels where the racers and adoptable dogs live.