Rescue dogs, cats and rabbits in Scotland

Please take very careful consideration when considering rehoming. Visit the shelter's website and check their guidance and criteria to ensure you meet them.

Luath at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Male Black Lurcher who is age 3 years

Good With Children Not Good With Other Pets Good With Dogs

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Pet Location: In foster

This gorgeous boy is Luath - pronounced Loo-ah, Gaelic for swift! He's a sensitive boy, and is going to need someone who is home most of the time in the beginning to help him get settled in his new home. He could potentially live with another dog, with an owner who has experience of, and is able to manage his issue of resource guarding. In the house he is a big sleepy, cuddly lump and is pretty chilled out when he has company. He's very clever, and will sit, paw, lie down for treats! He walks well outside, and is good with most of dogs he meets although he has reacted on occasion to some dogs.

He loves to play with toys in the house, race around the garden and fetch a ball. He gets on well with his foster brother Robbie and has made friends in the park. His recall is getting a little bit better but he's still easily distracted. He's been introduced to canicross recently and really loves to run in harness. He has some separation anxiety however, the time he can be left on his own is gradually increasing.

If you think you can help Luath please contact us - info@scottishgreyhoundsanctuary.com - or fill out an application form at www.scottishgreyhoundsanctuary.org/application-form

Luath Adoption Form

Chaps (Chapeau) at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Male Black and white Lurcher who is age 6 months

Good With Children Good With Other Pets Good With Dogs

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Shelter Location: Cover all of Scotland and further afield if necessary

Chapeau or Chaps more often, beautiful personality but a bit of a rascal. Chaps is great with young children and fine with traffic (very busy bit for traffic and other dogs etc) , great with other dogs. He has also lived with cats in his previous home. He is having a bit of trouble getting to grips with toilet training. Please note that we will be evaluating any adoption applications very seriously to make sure any home is able to handle a young, bouncy lurcher.

Chaps (Chapeau) Adoption Form

Nancy at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Female Fawn Greyhound who is age 4

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Pet Location: In kennels

Nancy has recently arrived in kennels. She's very timid at the moment, but we're sure she'll come out of her shell with a bit of TLC!

If you think you can help Nancy please contact us - info@scottishgreyhoundsanctuary.com - or fill out an application form at www.scottishgreyhoundsanctuary.org/application-form

Nancy Adoption Form

Myles at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Male Black Greyhound who is age 3

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Shelter Location: Cover all of Scotland and further afield if necessary

Myles has recently gone into a foster home so we're still getting to know him.

Myles Adoption Form

Gaia at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Female Black Greyhound who is age 3

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Shelter Location: Cover all of Scotland and further afield if necessary

Beautiful girl, new to our care

Gaia Adoption Form

Belle at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Female Black Greyhound who is age 3

Good With Other Pets Good With Dogs

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Shelter Location: Cover all of Scotland and further afield if necessary

Beautiful Belle is setting well into her foster home.

Belle Adoption Form

Pique (Pete) at Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

A Male Brindle Greyhound who is age 4

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Shelter Location: Cover all of Scotland and further afield if necessary

Pique has finished his coursing days, and will now focus on finding a suitable sofa to lounge on. Pique was born 2015 and he is an energetic, friendly boy, who loves human attention and tearing it up in the garden. He can be a little jumpy when he gets excited. He is good in the car and on lead. Pique gets very excited around smaller dogs to live with them. He is not cat friendly. A lovely, handsome and elegant boy who would love an active home with plenty of time for cuddles on the sofa

Pique (Pete) Adoption Form