Greyhound Crossroads

Tic Toc is arriving soon from the Bolton Kennel at the Sanford Orlando Race Track. The track closed suddenly due to the Corona Virus. Tic Toc was just starting out her career and had only raced 18 races. She just won 2 of those. She is a young girl that won't turn 2 until July 16th. She is brindle and raced at 64lbs. Her sire is SE Tali Sundance. Her mom is also up for adoption currently, AMF Ex Hunter. Tic Toc passed her cat test at the track so should be fine to live with cats or small dogs. Since her mom has the eye condition pannus, that can be hereditary, it is possible that Tic Toc will need daily eye drops to prevent her from losing her sight. Our vets will check her when she arrives for any sign of the eye condition. More as we get to know her. 

Dove just arrived from the Blanchard Kennel at the Orange Park Race Track. She didn't actually race there though. She raced at Blanchard Kennel at Tri State in WV, at the Dubuque Track and very briefly at Southland in Arkansas. She only had 38 races total but did win a few of those and got up to B level once. She raced her last race on March 12th in WV and actually won that one. Dove will turn 3 on July 3rd and raced at 67lbs. She is very outgoing and happy and goes straight up to new people. She does try to jump up on people so needs some work on that. Dove passed her cat test without much interest after some initial sniffing. She liked the kids she met. Dove's sire is Crown and Crest and her dam is Arkans Bd Sky. Very sweet beautiful girl. 

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Beef Taco just arrived from the Birmingham Race Course where he raced all his 94 races. He was a good racer racing most of his races at the top A level. He retired from the top A level July 2nd after pulling a muscle. He has completely recovered now and has no sign of any pain or injury now. Beef Taco's entire litter was named for types of tacos: Fish, Soft, Hard etc. They were born June 12th of 2015 so just turned 3. Beef Taco's sire is BD's Grayson and his dam is Flying Animals. He raced at 67lbs so is a smaller male. Beef Taco is a very friendly guy whose tail wags a lot. Very happy, outgoing and sweet. Taco has had mixed results with cats passing a couple of cat tests but was not able to resist a running cat in an adoptive home even with a couple of weeks of work. So Taco needs a home with no cats. Taco is usually quiet in his kennel and has lived in a townhouse. He has done great as an only dog too. He is good on leash and potties well on leash so doesn't require a fenced yard. Taco has been in a foster home with a 15lb Italian greyhound and has done well with him after a short adjustment time so he may do fine with dogs that size and up.   Update!  Taco is available once again for adoption through no fault of his own.  His owners have made the difficult decision to return him to GC in search of his next family match.  We'll update his information as soon as we can. 

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Direx just arrived from the Birmingham Race Course Adoption Group. He never actually raced in Birmingham and was just sent to them to place from the Southland Race Track in Arkansas. He also raced at Valley Race Track, Mardi Gras, and Dubuque. He raced 128 races and was a very good racer getting up to A level and even racing in Stakes races. Southland is probably the most competitive track in the country so you have to be good to race there and one of the faster dogs in the country to win there. Direx is truly a star. He raced 128 races. He raced at 74lbs so is a mid sized male. He just turned 5 on May 3rd. His sire is the very famous Kiowa Sweet Trey and his dam is Slatex Selene. Direx is very sweet and very outgoing. He wags lot. He passed his cat test with some initial curiosity but as soon as the cat swatted him he backed right up and wanted nothing more to do with it. He learned stairs quickly and seems to be settling in well. Already relaxed and laying on his back with his feet up in the air which is what we call a roach and something that only comfortable relaxed dogs do. 

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Dart just arrived from the Roban farm in Florida where she was being trained to race. She is really young and won't even turn 2 until November 27th. She was never officially registered and never got a registered name. She was tattooed at 3 months of age though Right ear is 118F and left ear is 73158. She went to race training but flunked that because she is exceptionally shy, what we call a spook. Spooks are usually genetically shy, anxious dogs that are afraid of everything new, much like a person with severe social anxiety. Dart has three littermates that are not as shy, that are registered to race Mergen For Prez, RTSS Cherub Rock and RTSS Zamboni Man. We just placed a half sister by the same mom named She'sLikeNoOther and she is a very friendly social girl. Dart's sire is Superior Panama and her dam is PJ Hardnottolike. Dart is exceptionally fearful of everything new. She loves her crate and feels safe there and doesn't want to come out even for potty breaks. Eventually she will slowly come out, but then she will try to bolt away from the person holding the leash. She is being leash walked to potty by her foster mom inside her fenced backyard because she is too fearful to be caught. If her foster mom moves fast or steps on a twig Dart bolts and she tries to stay as far away from her as she can while on leash. Dart is a dog that will warm up with time to her people in her home but it isn't uncommon for a dog like this to take a year to get comfortable or longer. Dart must have a securely fenced yard because of the danger of her bolting when on leash and getting away. She is going to be a long term project though and isn't going to just become a happy, social dog in a week or two or even a month or two. Dart is never likely to enjoy going into unfamiliar environments outside her home and will always be a homebody. Dart will need a quiet home that doesn't have many visitors and one without small loud kids. Visitors and loud kids (and their toys and friends) would be terrifying to a dog like her. Dart likes other dogs and really would do best in a home with at least one other confident, friendly dog to follow around. A buddy usually helps spooky dogs be more comfortable. Dart may never be a social butterfly that will happily greet you at the door but the spooks can be very rewarding when you do finally gain their trust. Dart needs a forever home that will accept her as she is and not expect her to change. We want a family that is in it for the long haul, that will work with her no matter what and is committed to keeping a dog forever. Being returned and having to start over with a new family would be too difficult for Dart. 

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Willow is one of a litter of pups that was born after we got a pregnant female from the Birmingham race track. Mom's name is She'sLikeNoOther (Beauty). We are not sure how she got knocked up but they think it happened when she was moved from a track in Florida to Birmingham in January and they think the dad was Apology Excepted because he was her traveling companion. We got her in February when she started showing. She had 6 healthy pups on March 4th. Willow was the 3rd pup born and weighed 12.5 ounces when she was born and 12 lbs 5 oz at 8 weeks old. All the pups are friendly and social and were raised using the Puppy Culture Protocol. They all know to sit for food and treats and are trained to use a litterbox. Most of them will also potty on leash. The pups have been around kids and toddlers since birth so are very used to children. They also lived with a small dogs and have been introduced to cats. All the pups were introduced to a variety of people of different ages and sizes and have been well socialized to people and things they may come in contact with in the home environment. Greyhound puppies are not like the calm adult greyhounds we love. They are very high energy when young and need large fenced yards to run and play in to build strong bones and muscles. They need complete supervision like a toddler because everything goes in their mouth and gets chewed or eaten. They can be very destructive if their energy isn't drained through play and acceptable forms of exercise. Greyhound puppies are like any other puppy when small, but they quickly grow to full size and may weigh 50 to 80lbs by 8 months old. At that age they can run around 40 mph but are still huge clumsy pups. Greyhound puppies bite and play very rough. They require a lot of training and need experienced homes with room to run. 

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Bully just arrived from the Orange Park Race Track in Jacksonville FL. He also raced at Sanford Orlando and Birmingham briefly. Bully got up to the top A level at Birmingham quickly. He was moved to Orange Park and also raced at A level there. He won his last race on March 15th, but was retired when the track shut down due to Covid 19. Bully has been at the track adoption kennel since then and they had him vetted there on 5/6/20. Bully will turn 3 on August 18th. He raced at 68lbs. Bully is a sweet friendly guy that is not a bully at all. He is cuddly, a leaner and a face kisser. He is comfortable in his crate and walks pretty well on leash. He has seen larger and smaller dogs on walks and is only mildly curious about both but his foster home feels he would do better in a home with no small dogs. He passed his cat test at the track and was OK with cats at first, but got more interested as he got more relaxed in his home, so his foster family feels he needs a home with no cats. Bully approaches new people he sees and is very friendly. He is a fast learner and is adapting quickly to home life. He is young but seems pretty laid back for his age and is content to lay around on dog beds. Bully had a racing injury in May of 2019. He didn't race again until September of 2019. He won several races in a row when he came back so was completely healed up. However he may have a little arthritis in his leg from that old injury because he occasionally favors it now. He raced at total of 36 races. Super nice, sweet guy that his foster feels would make a great first greyhound. He has had no accidents in the house and is adapting very well to pet life. 

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Camp is coming to us from Tabbatha Couch in Arkansas. She was a good racer that ran 51 races at Wheeling Downs. She went straight up to the top AA level there. She retired from racing after an injury in December of 2015. Camp went back to the farm to become a mom. She had a litter of 5 puppies in 2017 that are racers already. There is probably at least one more litter of pups that is not yet registered. Camp is a beautiful light fawn female with a thick fluffy coat. She is a good eater that is on the chubby side. She was free fed as much as she wanted at the farm so could stand to lose a few lbs. Her sire is the famous Flying Coal City and her dam is KB's Whisper Run. Camp will turn 7 on June 30th. Right before she left the farm Camp cut herself on some fencing and had to have stitches. She is completely healed up now but has a patch of hair that is growing back now. Camp is a calm sweet girl that seems happy and content with life. She loves to run around in the yard and roll around in the grass everyday so a fenced yard is a must for her. She is calm and friendly with kids of all sizes but she does have some sleep startle so needs a home with kids old enough to understand not to touch her when she is sleeping. She has been quiet since arriving and only barks sometimes when playing outside. 

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SPECIAL NEEDS! Hunter came to us from Mick Hymes Farm in Arkansas. We were told she was completely blind before we got her. When we got her, we were pleased to find out that she still had some sight according to an eye specialist. And the best news was that it is just pannus where blood vessels and tissue start to grow across the eye blocking vision. Daily drops in her eyes will stop that and will improve her vision and even reverse it and we can see improvement after just one day. We are thrilled that Hunter is going to have her sight back!!  She is likely to need to continue the drops in her eyes for the rest of her life. Hunter was a good racer and was retired to become a mom. She was a good mom and raised her last litter of puppies after she was pretty blind with no problems. She has a total of 16 puppies in 2 litters that are registered so far, but there is another more recent litter still being registered. Hunter raced at 64lbs. She just turned 6 on March 22nd. Her sire is AMF Ex President and her dam is Gable Redneck. Hunter settled right into foster care with no problem. She is very sweet and loving and her cute curly tail wags all the time. Hunter was vetted at Oasis Animal Hospital in Mauldin. Although Hunter can't see very well and doesn't have many teeth, when she sees the cats move in her foster home, she does try to chase them, so she really needs a home with no cats.

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Mady just arrived from the Waverider Kennel at the Daytona Beach Race Track that just closed. She raced her entire career of 92 races there. She mainly raced at the lower levels but did get up to B level. Even though she didn't win many races she was a favorite of her trainer. Mady raced at 60lbs and turned 3 on December 4th. Her sire is the famous Odd Grayson and her dam is Husker Zhivany. Mady was curious about the cat and lost interest after thoroughly checking him out. Mady is a rare greyhound guard dog... her trainer would say Mady Mady Guard Dog and she would start barking. She would then come up for a gentle hug after she feels like she has protected you. Her trainer says she is a little girl but might actually protect you if she felt like she needed to. Mady loves dog beds and has already figured out the hardwood and tile floors and the stairs. Mady was vetted in at Clinton Animal Hospital.  Update!  As Mady has settled in, she's shown us that it's important she live with another greyhound companion in order to be happy.  She knows Greyhounds are the best and would rather stick with her own kind!   When she becomes stressed, Mady can be grumpy and defensive of her space.  She's going to need just the right home with experienced owners who understand and work with her accordingly in a situation without small children, or non-greyhounds.  Although she was fine with the very calm cat in her first foster home, she will need to be evaluated again with more active cats before we could call her tolerant.  Mady is currently undergoing evaluation and observation- if you feel lead to help this special girl who has so much promise ahead of her, let us know!

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Amy Jo is coming in from Mick Hymes Farm in Arkansas. She raced 56 races at Palm Beach before she retired in August of 2018. She was good, getting up to the top A level and competing in a Stakes race. She went back to the farm to be a mom but has no puppies listed so may not have ever been bred or her pups may just be too young to be registered. Either way she is retiring from mom duties now due to tracks closing. She will turn 5 on April 12th. She is a tiny girl that raced at just 56lbs.  Her sire is the famous Flying Coal City and her dam is Karen Adams. Amy Jo is getting used to her foster home and is doing great so far. She has mastered the wood floor and stairs. She loves her crate and sleeps quietly all night. She is a sweet girl that will be a great addition to any family.  She has the softest fur! Amy Jo was vetted at Oasis Animal Hospital in Mauldin.

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Gunslinger, now Tiger, is a red brindle male that came to us from the track initially before he was even two. He is being returned to us by the family that adopted him in March of 2014. His family renamed him Tiger. He ran 10 races at Birmingham Alabama Race Course before being retired. Tiger raced at 69lbs and is a tall handsome guy. His sire is the famous Lonesome Cry and his dam is CTW Cowgirl Up. Tiger was pretty calm and well behaved even when he was a young guy and is even calmer now. He is friendly and sweet and very outgoing with everyone he meets. He is very tolerant with other dogs and let a larger dog just lay right on him without complaint. He passed his cat test easily. He is being returned because he growled and air snapped at a visiting child that climbed on him while he was laying down. He chose not to actually be aggressive and bite. A growl or an air snap is the only way a dog can say it wants to be left alone. His family has moved close to relatives with small kids and plans to have their own as well in the future, so decided to re-home Tiger. Tiger will turn 8 on June 1st. These photos are from 2014. He still looks very much the same and is at a good weight and looks very healthy, just a little whiter in the face. He will have a fresh dental and health check and has already been brought up to date on his shots by his family. He is a very outgoing and sweet and appeared to be a very tolerant dog that didn't have space issues when placed initially. Any dog can become grumpy about their space when laying down or sleeping especially if kids get on them. That old saying "Let a sleeping dog lie" applies to most dogs. This is a sweet guy that loves people and comes already trained. He is very quiet in his crate so may be a great apartment dog.

His Pedigree

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Missy came in initially from the Birmingham Race Course. She only raced one of her 49 races there though. She traveled around to quite a few tracks. Missy started out at Dubuque in IA, then went to Wheeling Downs in WV, Gulf in TX and Orange Park in FL then finally Birmingham AL. She did get up to A level once at Orange Park but just wasn't a really good racer. She moved around a lot looking for a place where she would be competitive. Missy turned 4 on November 28th and raced at 65lbs. Her sire is the famous KC and All and her dam is WW's Whiteclover. She was called Minnie at the track but has since been renamed Missy by her first family. She is a pretty timid girl that will need time to warm up. Missy seems to be little more shy with men than kids and females. She was initially fostered with a calm 8 year old child. Most timid dogs are terrified around very loud fast moving small kids, so she probably needs a home with quiet older kids or no kids. Missy travels well. She is excellent on leash and goes potty on leash walks, so may do OK without a fenced yard. Missy went to her first home in October of 2018. That family was elderly and both fell and had to go to the hospital and were not able to care for a dog anymore so asked us to find her a new home. She was placed in 2019 and was just returned from that home because she was too shy. She passed her cat and small dog tests so should be fine to live with either. Missy did great in an earlier foster home with several small dogs. Missy doesn't interact at all on the first meeting, so any potential families need to understand that. She was very well behaved in her foster home. She is just a shy girl that is not a social butterfly and needs an owner that will be understanding of that and give her the time she needs to warm up and not expect her to change dramatically.

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Sheboy, the girl with the funny name, was named after another famous dog owned by the same kennel that was the same color. The original Sheboy raced in 1985 and was an amazing racer. Sheboy is a pretty big tall girl that was actually mistaken for a boy by our volunteers when she first arrived. Sheboy just arrived from the Birmingham Race Course adoption kennel. She didn't actually race there but was sent there from the Southland Tracj in Arkansas to be placed as a pet with another adoption group. Sheboy was a good racer to be competitive enough for Southland, the most competitive track in the country. She also raced at Orange Park in Florida and raced at the top A level and even competed in Stakes races reserved for the best racers at that track. She raced 83 races and weighed in at 67lbs. Her sire is the famous Djays Octane and her dam is Shanett. Sheboy is just a little timid at first. She is an amazing girl though. She came right in and walked over shiny floors like she had done them her whole life. She just got into her crate and laid down on the trip up and never made a peep. She got in a car and road on the backseat the same way like she had done it all her life. She is very good with kids and is used to being around the kids of her trainer at the track and farm. She paid absolutely no attention to the cat or small dog moving around her and seemed like she was already used to being around both too. She turns 4 on August 11th. More as we get to know her. 

Booboo just arrived from Blanchard Kennel at Orange Park in Jacksonville. She is a tiny girl that weighed just 55lbs. She never raced due to an uneven gait caused by short muscles in her hind end. She was checked out by our vet and it looks like that was just the way she was born and not anything that needs to be fixed. She can run and play normally and just moves differently. She is a little overwhelmed and unsure about her recent move from racing kennel to home. She is most comfortable in her crate but is slowly getting brave enough to lay down out of it with other dogs. She is pretty shy at first, but her foster home is seeing more tail wags and happy behavior each day as she gets more comfortable. Booboo passed her cat test without any interest at all and laid down when she met the small dog so she should be fine to live with either.  Booboo is a littermate to Scotty that arrived at the same time. Her sire is Atascocita Bowl and her dam is Miss Kay. She just turned 2 on April 8th. She was vetted at Clinton Animal Hospital. More as we get to know her. 

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Hokey Pokey just arrived from the Roban Farm in Florida. She raced a total of 28 races at Ebro and at Derby Lane, but got bumped in the backstretch on Feb 1st. Hokey Pokey had sore muscles and went back to the farm to heal up and rehab. After she healed up, she went back to racing on the training track on the farm. She continued to have some soreness after races so they decided to retire her. She seems fine to run and play normally as a pet, but just wouldn't be a good candidate for lure coursing, agility or other performance events. Hokey Pokey raced at 62lbs. She turned 2 on February 16th. Her sire is AJN Chris Bosh and her dam is Flying Champagne. She was a little overwhelmed the first day she arrived but by the second day she was zooming around the yard and going up to everyone for attention. Her trainer says that she would do great in just about any home. She is a friendly, sweet, happy girl. She passed her cat and small dog tests with just some curious sniffing so should be able to live with either. She was vetted at Clinton Animal Hospital.

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Emma just arrived from the Daytona Beach Race Tracks sudden closing. She raced an incredible 233 races and was an incredible racer. She is the current track record holder for the 660 length with a time of 36.72 back in 2017. No dog has been able to beat that time since then and no one ever will, now that the track is closed. So she is famous and we are thrilled to be able to place her! She started out her career at Palm Beach but raced nearly all of her races at Daytona. Emma is little, racing at just 58lbs. She will turn 6 on October 14th. Her sire is Aerial Battle and her dam is KL Elaborate Eva. We placed her littermate LB's Ghost Chili and also LB's Red Chariot and LB's Busy Work both from the same mom. Emma was a little overwhelmed and timid when she first arrived but it only took her a couple of days to relax and get comfortable. Now her foster home describes her as one of the most loving and sweet dogs that they have fostered. She will make an awesome pet for a lucky family. Food Court probably needs to have a home without cats. She is being fostered with tiny dogs and has gotten used to seeing them running around in the house, but she still gets overly excited about seeing small dogs running around outside and tiny dogs she doesn't know. Food Court is a confident girl that is used to being treated like a superstar. Like any Diva she can be bossy over her space, and doesn't like sharing food or beds with other dogs, so may do better as an only dog where she can be the center of attention. She loves attention and absolutely loves everyone she meets. Even though she likes kids and has shown no grumpiness about space or food toward people, because she is that way with other dogs we would prefer to place her in a home with no small kids. 

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Pin just arrived from the Daytona Beach Race Track that is closing at the end of March. She raced only 18 races there and never won one of them. She is a tiny girl that weighs just 55lbs. She is mostly black with a white blaze on her face and white feet and chest. Pin turned 2 on November 13th. Her sire is Pat C Clement and her dam is PJ Wicked. Pin is a friendly girl that seemed to handle all the new things in retirement very well. Pin was vetted in Salisbury and is ready to be adopted. Pin is an active girl that hasn't outgrown the chewing phase yet so will need supervision and training on what is OK to chew and what is not. She walks great on leash. Pin can be loud in her crate so wouldn't be a good apartment dog. She does have a pretty high prey drive so needs a home with no cats. She is being fostered with some small dogs and is mostly fine with them, she just has no idea where her feet are, and tends to trample the little dogs when she gets excited. She does great with slightly larger dogs that aren't as fragile though. She is a very sweet girl with a friendly happy personality. She likes being around other dogs and probably would prefer a home with other large dogs.

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Scotty just arrived from the Blanchard Kennel at the Orange Park Race track in Jacksonville FL. He has no races listed. Scotty is an outgoing, lanky 70lb brindle boy who turned 2 years old on April 8th. His sire is Atascocita Bowl and his dam is Miss Kay. He arrived with his sister Boo Boo Jones. Scotty passed his cat and small dog tests with just some curious sniffing. He does get excited by fast movements so will need careful supervision with small fast moving animals at first. He got very excited when we tossed a toy when taking pictures. He is being vetted at Northeast Animal Hospital in Columbia.  More as we get to know him. 

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Tybee raced 41 races at Orange Park in Florida. She raced her last race back in June of 2018 and was placed in an adoptive home by Greyhounds as Pets of N. E Florida. She has been living in an adoptive home since then but her owners are relinquishing her to us for rehoming. She was living in Atlantic Beach NC. Tybee just turned 4 on March 4th. Her sire is Golden Squire and her dam is WW Kay Sun. She is a big girl that raced at 71lbs. Her previous owners say she is not good with cats and she hasn't been around kids but they don't think she would be good with small kids. Tybee is friendly and great with people, but does have a stubborn side according to her previous owners. More as we get to know her. 

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Sol just arrived from Blanchard Kennel at the Orange Park Race Track in Jacksonville FL. She is a tiny girl that weighed just 50lbs at the vet. She never actually raced. She is a young girl that won't turn 2 until August 9th. Her sire is the famous Trent Lee and her dam is Easi Bandit. Sol is very sweet, and playful and still acts like a puppy. Her response to meeting a fluffy white dog was to crouch down and crawl along the ground in a submissive puppy posture. Sol also passed her cat test with just some curious sniffing before she lost interest. Sol was a little unsure of everything new in her foster home at first and would pace around the house before finally laying down. Sol was jumpy about loud household noises at first. She seemed to prefer to be around other greyhounds so may do best with another greyhound for company. She loves toys and loves going for a run in the yard after going potty. She was vetted at Clinton Animal Hospital. 

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Angel just arrived from the Bolton Kennel at the Sanford Orlando Race Track, which closed suddenly due to the Corona Virus. We met her at the Bolton farm when she was a puppy and some of our volunteers named her as a fund raiser for a dog that needed eye surgery. The funds raised saved his vision and that a is where she got her name. Angel raced 41 races there and was pretty good getting up to the top A level. She raced at 62lbs and turned 2 on December 20th. She arrived with her littermate B Bradford. Her sire is All Star Owen that our group also placed. Her sire is Glenna Of Ruckus. Angel is very outgoing and believes it is her job to greet everyone. When we went to a race she went down the line of her fans greeting each one. She is a natural meet and greet dog and loves people. She is being fostered with small dogs and was around children at the farm where she was raised. Angel is being vetted in Augusta. More as we get to know her. 

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Radiance just arrived from the Daytona Beach Race Track closing. She was in the Waverider Kennel there. She raced 77 races there and got up to the top A level and won races at that level. So she was a good racer. She raced at 61lbs and will turn 3 on April 10th. Her sire is Kiowa Producer and her dam is WW's Polished. She is a friendly happy girl. More as we get to know her. 

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Chunky Monkey is one of a litter of pups that was born after we got a pregnant female from the Birmingham race track named She'sLikeNoOther (Beauty). We are not sure how she got knocked up but they think it happened when she was moved from a track in Florida to Birmingham in January and they think the dad was Apology Excepted because he was her traveling companion. We got her in February when she started showing. She had 6 healthy pups on March 4th. Chunky weighed 1lb 2oz when he was born and 18.7lbs at 9 weeks old when he was adopted. All the pups are friendly and social and were raised using the Puppy Culture Protocol. They all know to sit for food and treats and are trained to use a litterbox. Most of them will also potty on leash. The pups have been around kids and toddlers since birth so are very used to children. They also lived with a small dogs and have been introduced to cats. All the pups were introduced to a variety of people of different ages and sizes and have been well socialized to people and things they may come in contact with in the home environment. Greyhound puppies are not like the calm adult greyhounds we love. They are very high energy when young and need large fenced yards to run and play in to build strong bones and muscles. They need complete supervision like a toddler because everything goes in their mouth and gets chewed or eaten. They can be very destructive if their energy isn't drained through play and acceptable forms of exercise. Greyhound puppies are like any other puppy when small, but they quickly grow to full size and may weigh 50 to 80lbs by 8 months old. At that age they can run around 40 mph but are still huge clumsy pups. Greyhound puppies bite and play very rough. They require a lot of training and need experienced homes with room to run. 

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Blue is one of a litter of pups that was born after we got a pregnant female from the Birmingham race track named She'sLikeNoOther (Beauty). We are not sure how she got knocked up but they think it happened when she was moved from a track in Florida to Birmingham in January and they think the dad was Apology Excepted because he was her traveling companion. We got her in February when she started showing. She had 6 healthy pups on March 4th. Blue weighed 1lb 1oz when he was born and 17.9 lbs at 9 weeks old when he was adopted. All the pups are friendly and social and were raised using the Puppy Culture Protocol. They all know to sit for food and treats and are trained to use a litterbox. Most of them will also potty on leash. The pups have been around kids and toddlers since birth so are very used to children. They also lived with a small dogs and have been introduced to cats. All the pups were introduced to a variety of people of different ages and sizes and have been well socialized to people and things they may come in contact with in the home environment. Greyhound puppies are not like the calm adult greyhounds we love. They are very high energy when young and need large fenced yards to run and play in to build strong bones and muscles. They need complete supervision like a toddler because everything goes in their mouth and gets chewed or eaten. They can be very destructive if their energy isn't drained through play and acceptable forms of exercise. Greyhound puppies are like any other puppy when small, but they quickly grow to full size and may weigh 50 to 80lbs by 8 months old. At that age they can run around 40 mph but are still huge clumsy pups. Greyhound puppies bite and play very rough. They require a lot of training and need experienced homes with room to run. 

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Traveler is one of a litter of pups that was born after we got a pregnant female from the Birmingham race track named She'sLikeNoOther (Beauty). We are not sure how she got knocked up but they think it happened when she was moved from a track in Florida to Birmingham in January and they think the dad was Apology Excepted because he was her traveling companion. We got her in February when she started showing. She had 6 healthy pups on March 4th. Traveler weighed 1lb when he was born and 16.6 lbs at 9 weeks old when he was adopted. All the pups are friendly and social and were raised using the Puppy Culture Protocol. They all know to sit for food and treats and are trained to use a litterbox. Most of them will also potty on leash. The pups have been around kids and toddlers since birth so are very used to children. They also lived with a small dogs and have been introduced to cats. All the pups were introduced to a variety of people of different ages and sizes and have been well socialized to people and things they may come in contact with in the home environment. Greyhound puppies are not like the calm adult greyhounds we love. They are very high energy when young and need large fenced yards to run and play in to build strong bones and muscles. They need complete supervision like a toddler because everything goes in their mouth and gets chewed or eaten. They can be very destructive if their energy isn't drained through play and acceptable forms of exercise. Greyhound puppies are like any other puppy when small, but they quickly grow to full size and may weigh 50 to 80lbs by 8 months old. At that age they can run around 40 mph but are still huge clumsy pups. Greyhound puppies bite and play very rough. They require a lot of training and need experienced homes with room to run. 

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Caroline is one of a litter of pups that was born after we got a pregnant female from the Birmingham race track named She'sLikeNoOther (Beauty). We are not sure how she got knocked up but they think it happened when she was moved from a track in Florida to Birmingham in January and they think the dad was Apology Excepted because he was her traveling companion. We got her in February when she started showing. She had 6 healthy pups on March 4th. Caroline weighed 14 ounces when she was born and 16.4 lbs at 9 weeks old when she was adopted. All the pups are friendly and social and were raised using the Puppy Culture Protocol. They all know to sit for food and treats and are trained to use a litterbox. Most of them will also potty on leash. The pups have been around kids and toddlers since birth so are very used to children. They also lived with a small dogs and have been introduced to cats. All the pups were introduced to a variety of people of different ages and sizes and have been well socialized to people and things they may come in contact with in the home environment. Greyhound puppies are not like the calm adult greyhounds we love. They are very high energy when young and need large fenced yards to run and play in to build strong bones and muscles. They need complete supervision like a toddler because everything goes in their mouth and gets chewed or eaten. They can be very destructive if their energy isn't drained through play and acceptable forms of exercise. Greyhound puppies are like any other puppy when small, but they quickly grow to full size and may weigh 50 to 80lbs by 8 months old. At that age they can run around 40 mph but are still huge clumsy pups. Greyhound puppies bite and play very rough. They require a lot of training and need experienced homes with room to run. 

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Pixie is one of a litter of pups that was born after we got a pregnant female from the Birmingham race track named She'sLikeNoOther (Beauty). We are not sure how she got knocked up but they think it happened when she was moved from a track in Florida to Birmingham in January and they think the dad was Apology Excepted because he was her traveling companion. We got her in February when she started showing. She had 6 healthy pups on March 4th. Pixie was the first pup born and weighed 12.8 ounces when she was born and 14.7 lbs at 9 weeks old when she was adopted. All the pups are friendly and social and were raised using the Puppy Culture Protocol. They all know to sit for food and treats and are trained to use a litterbox. Most of them will also potty on leash. The pups have been around kids and toddlers since birth so are very used to children. They also lived with a small dogs and have been introduced to cats. All the pups were introduced to a variety of people of different ages and sizes and have been well socialized to people and things they may come in contact with in the home environment. Greyhound puppies are not like the calm adult greyhounds we love. They are very high energy when young and need large fenced yards to run and play in to build strong bones and muscles. They need complete supervision like a toddler because everything goes in their mouth and gets chewed or eaten. They can be very destructive if their energy isn't drained through play and acceptable forms of exercise. Greyhound puppies are like any other puppy when small, but they quickly grow to full size and may weigh 50 to 80lbs by 8 months old. At that age they can run around 40 mph but are still huge clumsy pups. Greyhound puppies bite and play very rough. They require a lot of training and need experienced homes with room to run. 

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Risky just arrived from the Celtic Hounds Kennel. She was in the very last load of dogs from the now closed Sanford Orlando Race Track. Risky also raced at Dubuque, Wheeling Downs, and Naples Ft Myers. She only raced 18 races and only was able to win one race after she got to Orlando. So her career was just getting started when it ended. She is a tiny black girl that raced at 56lbs. She will turn 3 on September 16th. Her sire is the famous Djays Octane and her dam is JB's Thunderbolt. She passed her cat test after sniffing thoroughly and deciding that the cat wasn't that interesting. She should be fine to live with cats or small dogs. She is also used to being around her trainers children at the race track too. Risky did pretty well when crated alone with just a little whining but settle fast and was roaching (upside down with legs in air) the first day. More as we get to know her. 

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Back just arrived from the Celtic Hounds Kennel at the Sanford Orlando Race Track. The track closed suddenly due to the Corona Virus. She is a white female with black spots that raced at 67lbs. She will turn 4 on August 26th. Back raced 83 races mainly at the lower levels. She won a few and mostly placed but did get up to B level a couple of times. Her sire is the famous Djays Octane and her dam is Springisintheair. Back's racing trainer has his kids in his racing kennel often so all the dogs from his kennel are used to being handled by kids. She is a sweet friendly girl that is calm. She is quiet in her crate and doesn't seem to have any issues at all. Very easy girl. 

Crow just arrived from the Celtic Hounds Kennel. She was in the last load out of the now closed Sanford Orlando Race Track. She raced 61 races and also raced at Derby Lane in Florida. She got up to the top A level briefly a couple of times so was pretty good. She stumbled and fell in 2 of her more recent races and had been coming in toward the back of the pack suddenly so may have been retired soon anyway even without the track closing. Crow is a tiny little black girl that raced at just 57lbs. She will turn 3 on August 28th. Her sire is Definate Opinion and her dam is TJ Sig Saver. Crow is a sweet calm girl. She passed her cat test with just some curious sniffing, then lost interest, so should be able to live with cats or small dogs. She is used to being around her trainer's children at the race track kennel. Her papers have Ice Baby written at the top of them so she may have had that as a nickname at some point as a pup. More as we get to know her. 

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Annslee just arrived from the Celtic Hounds Kennel. She was in the last load out of the now closed Sanford Orlando Race Track. She also raced some of her 81 races at Dubuque, Mardi Gras, Gulf, Naples Ft Myers, and Wheeling Downs. Annslee mainly raced at the lower levels and moved around a lot hoping to find a place where she was competitive. She did win a some races though. Annslee will turn 4 on May 12th. She raced at 62bs. Her sire is the famous Pat C Clement and her dam is Gable Madrid. Annslee was very interested in the cat until she got smacked by the cat, then backed off and wouldn't approach again. She should be cat trainable. She is used to being handled by the children of her race trainer. More as we get to know her. 

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Sure is coming in from the recent track and kennel closures. His kennel closed due to the Corona Virus. He raced 59 races at the Orange Park Race Track. Sure wasn't a good racer and only won 4 races at the lowest D levels. After his kennel closed his racing owner had him sent to her home and got him vetted for us. He is a small 66lbs black male. Sure will turn 3 on October 18th. His sire is the famous Hi Noon Hero and his dam is Herecomestippy. Sure is affectionate but also independent. He gets excited about feeding and playing outside. He loves squeaky toys. Sure gets bored and likes activity and things to keep him busy. More as we get to know him. 

Groggy just arrived from the Waverider kennel as a result of the sudden closing of the Daytona Beach Race Track. According to his trainer his name doesn't really fit him. He isn't groggy at all and is a sweet happy guy. His foster home says he is pretty chill though. Groggy is friendly and very nice. His sire is the famous Kiowa WW Brother and his dam is WW Fuzzy. He will turn 4 on July 28th. He is a tiny guy that raced at just 64lbs. Groggy was vetted in Augusta GA. He is used to being around the 5 kids of his trainer that were in his racing kennel daily. He did not pass his cat test so needs a home with no kitties. More as we get to know him. 

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LN Chili Dog (Chilli) - New arrival from the Daytona Beach Track Closing out of Waverider Kennel. Chilli is a very shy, tiny, 2-year-old red girl who raced at just 52 lbs. She passed her cat test with only a brief initial sniff. Chilli only raced 20 races before the track closed and only manage to win 3 of them. She is a dog who will need time and patience to learn to trust a new person and may never be comfortable with a lot of new people or changes in her life. Spooky dogs often have a genetic basis to their temperament and are usually born that way. Like human's, they vary in personality, even in the same litter. Her littermate LN Bible Belt who arrived with her is friendly and not shy at all. He was raised in the same environment and raced in the same kennel. This litter was named for John Mellencamp's song Jack and Diane. Her sire is Boc's Tony Romo and her dam is DK's Leapinlizzy. Chili has been vetted at Clinton Animal Hospital. More as we get to know her.

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Yancy just arrived from the Sanford Orlando Track closing. He race 32 races. He raced at Southland in Arkansas, Wheeling in WV, Palm Beach, Gulf and finally Sanford Orlando. He got up to the top A level at Palm Beach. Yancy's sire is the famous Trent Lee and his dam is CTW Miranda Kerr. He was born at Clear the Way Kennels in Texas. Yancy will turn 4 on April 29th. He raced at 73lbs so is a mid sized male. Yancy is a nice boy that loves attention. He gets along very well with other dogs in his foster home. Very friendly and sweet.

Maddie came to us because of the recent kennel and track closings in Florida. Her kennel shut down due to the Corona Virus. Her racing owner got her and several other dogs back to her house and got them vetted for us so we could place her. She raced 27 races at Orange Park in Jacksonville FL. Maddie only won 3 races in her career. She is a small brindle female that raced at 58lbs. Maddie will turn 3 on September 19th. Her sire is Eyes Loaded and her dam is CTW Flirtatious. We places some other pups by that sire and dam and they are great pets. Maddie is very affectionate and sweet but is just a little overwhelmed and timid about new things for the first few days. She seems to gain confidence from being around other dogs so probably would do best in a home with another large dog or greyhound. She likes being beside people. Maddie is quiet and walks well on leash without pulling. She loves laying outside in the the sunshine. Maddy has shown some interest in cats from a distance but backs away and acts afraid of them if they get close, so we think she is trainable with cats. She is in a foster home with cats so she can get used to being around them. More as we get to know her. 

Addy just arrived from the recent track and kennel closings in Florida. Her kennel closed due to the Corona Virus. Her racing owner got her and took her home to get her vetted for us. Addy raced her entire career of 55 races at Orange Park in Jacksonville Florida. She had just won 3 races in a row and got up to the top A level when her kennel closed. So her career was cut short just as she was getting really good. Addy is a small fawn female that raced at 60lbs. She will turn 3 on September 17th. Her sire is the famous BD's Grayson and her dam is Flying Lipstick. Addy is a very affectionate and sweet girl. Addy gets a little vocal when excited (feeding time) but is otherwise a quiet girl. She walks well on leash without pulling. She loves squeaky toys. Addy is the more outgoing and fearless of the two girls. At first we thought she would be cat trainable with the cats because she backed away from them but she got more excitable about them as time went on. So now we think she needs a home with no cats. 

AJ just arrived from the Orange Park Race Track in Jacksonville FL. One of our volunteers met him there and has been waiting on him to retire. She is planning to keep him if he gets along well with her current dogs, so he is not available for adoption at this time. AJ came in with his brother Scottish Soulman. He had a long career of 171 races. AJ also raced briefly at Palm Beach. He raced mainly at the lower levels but did get up to the top A level briefly and even competed in a big Stakes race. AJ is a flashy black male with a white blaze on his nose and white on his chest and feet. He turned 4 years old on January 6th. AJ is a smaller guy that raced at 68lbs. His sire is the famous Djays Octane and his dam is Hell's Belle. He is a friendly guy that gets along well with others. More as we get to know him. 

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Frivolous is arriving soon from the Bolton Kennel at the closed Sanford Orlando Track. The track closed down permanently due to the Corona Virus. She also raced at Naples Ft Myers and Dubuque briefly. She raced 37 races and was pretty good getting up to the top A level. She was at B level when her career was cut short by the closing. Frivolous is a 66lb red female that will turn 3 on August 14th. Her sire is Dyna Double One and her dam is PJ Never Ask Why. We also placed her littermate Smote recently. Frivolous is very much like her brother, she is high energy and a lot of fun. She is not afraid of anything. Taught herself the stairs right away. She crates well but can be a bit wild when she first comes out. She needs a lot of training and work on walking nicely on leash. She does potty on leash though and is very food motivated. She will need a home with dog experience that will be willing to work with her and do some obedience with her. Her foster home described her as a little 'simple' but adorable. She loves everyone and tries to stand up to give hugs and will put her paws on your shoulders. Her foster family decided to keep her pretty much as soon as they met her. 

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Miami came in from the Bolton Kennel at the Sanford Orlando Race Track. The track closed suddenly due to the Corona virus. She also raced at Wheeling Downs in WV. She got up to A level at Orando and raced a total of 80 races. Miami was racing in B when her career ended. She raced at 61lbs and turns 4 on August 26th. Her sire is the famous KC And All and her dam is AMF Buzzin On By. Miami passed her cat test with some initial curiosity but she just sniffed and seemed trainable with some supervision. Miami is very sweet and calm. She seems like an easy dog that would fit into any situation. She is smart and learned the steps right away. She crates well and enjoys playing with toys. Likes to give you kisses and walks great on leash. 

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William Masters came in from the Sanford Orlando Race Track. He is an extra large guy that raced at 85lbs. He raced 50 races and started out his career at Southland in Arkansas. He wasn't very competitive there so was moved to Orlando. He only didn't do much better there, so he has been retired with only 2 wins in his career. William turns 3 on February 1st. His sire is the famous KC and All and his dam is MIstie Bass. William passed his cat and small dog tests without much interest in either. He was friendly with the kids he met too. He is a pretty calm guy that was quiet in his kennel. He pulls some on leash but just at first when he is excited to go. Then he walks at your hip and likes to be touching you on the walk. William is a friendly guy that traveled well. He liked the kids he met too. 

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Brushy just arrived from the Waverider Kennel due to the sudden Daytona Beach Race Track Closing. He ran 60 races and got up to B level. Brushy is a blue brindle male that raced at 75lbs and he will turn 3 on April 10th. His sire is Kiowa Producer and his dam is WW's Polished. He arrived with his sister WW Slick Design (Radiance). Brushy is used to being around his trainers children in his racing kennel. His trainer says he is a very nice, very sweet dog. He and his sister are the best blue dogs she has ever had. He is a very smart boy and seemed to know when his trainer was down and would give gentle hugs and rest his head on her. Brushy has been excellent with the toddlers in his foster home. He is fine with the small dogs he was around but definitely needs a home with no kitties. Just too interested in chasing cats to be able to live with them. He is a very friendly happy guy. 

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Bingo came in from Mick Hymes farm in Arkansas. She is a red female that raced at 66lbs. She raced 57 races in Arkansas at Southland and got up to the top AA level briefly and raced in a couple big stakes races. Since she was so good at racing, Bingo was retired to be a mom, after her last race in September of 2018. No puppies are listed yet, so we aren't sure if she had any. At this point they would be too young to register so there may be a litter or two registered eventually. Her sire is the famous Djays Octane and her dam is Iruska Too Cool. Bingo was vetted at Emerald City Vet in Greenwood and is ready to be adopted. More as we get to know her. 

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Giggles just arrived from the Celtic Hounds Kennel at the Sanford Orlando Race Track. The track closed suddenly due to the Corona Virus. She also raced at Southland in Arkansas. Giggles was pretty good getting up to the top A level a few times during her career of 70 races. She is a 65lbs white female with black spots that will turn 3 on April 16th. Her sire is Top Of The Pile and her dam is World Of My Own. We just placed her littermate Lavato. Giggle's trainer has his kids in the racing kennel often, so she is used to being around children. More as we get to know her. 

Betty came in from the Daytona Beach Race Track closing. She also raced briefly at Sarasota. She is a littermate to the famous Duxbury that won a couple of big Stakes races breaking record times for those races. She didn't share her brother's racing skill though. Betty mainly was competitive at the lower C and D levels. She mainly placed and only won 9 of her 93 races. Betty is a pretty black female that raced at 65lbs. She just turned 3 years old on March 12th. Her sire is the famous Pat C Clement and her dam is WW Lonesome Dove. Betty is a friendly girl. She passed her cat test easily and even was even fine with a chinchilla so has an exceptionally low prey drive. Betty walks great on leash. She has cute floppy ears one that usually flips forward and one that flips to the back. She has had a bit of a bad hair day recently and the vet had to shave a patch on her back due to a wound, but it will grow back. Betty is a calm girl that should be an easy addition to just about any family. 

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Snakefoot is coming in from Mick Hymes farm in Arkansas. He was a very good racer that retired from racing to be a stud dog. He has 16 puppies listed so far and may have others out there that aren't yet registered. Snakefoot is a handsome brindle guy that raced at 76lbs. He will turn 8 on July 11th. His sire is Flare Gun and his dam is Oaks Mean Madina. Snakefoot moved right into foster care and made himself at home. Once he sees something the first time (stairs, new crate) he figured it out and had it down. Snakefoot potties nicely on leash so may do well without a fence yard. He was quiet all night the first night in his crate so may make a good apartment dog. Snakefoot is a wonderful guy that will be an easy addition to just about any home. Look at that sweet sweet face!

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Smote just retired from the Bolton Kennel at the Orange Park Race Track. He was raised at the Plum Creek Farm. Smote only raced 14 races. He got bumped in a race and was injured in July of 2019. He took time off to heal up and started racing again in October. Smote raced a few more races and even won one of those. In his last race in October he re-injured himself. He was rehabbed. He started running in some schooling (practice) races after he was healed up. He kept getting sore after his schooling sessions so they decided to retire him. Smote shows no sign of any injury. He is very large and very strong and excitable. Because he is so excitable and curious about everything, he pulls on leash and tries to go check out everything at once. He gets so happy to see you he bounces around and may jump up on you. He is a big boy racing at 84lbs and is incredibly strong. Because of his enthusiastic greetings he would not do well with toddlers, small kids or elderly people that may not be steady on their feet. He seems like a big goofy guy that would never intentionally hurt anyone but might just because he has no idea how big he is. He seems friendly and sweet and isn't intending to do the wrong thing, but is very active for a greyhound and definitely needs a strong leader that will set rules and teach him how to be calm and mannerly. Smotes sire is Dyna Double One and his dam is PJ Never Ask Why. Smote is very excitable and was pretty excited to see cats and small dogs but quickly focused on other things too. We just weren't able to get a good reading on him so need to do more testing with him before deciding if he would be able to live with either. More as we get to know him. 

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Rags just arrived from the Orange Park Race Track and owner Mike Hattery. She didn't have a chance to actually race there, because her kennel closed when the track shut down temporarily due to the Corona Virus. She raced at Palm Beach and Wheeling Downs in WV. She was racing at the top A level when she was moved to Jacksonville and had even competed in a couple of Stakes races. She was a very fast girl but started trying to bump and play with other dogs toward the end of her career which isn't allowed. Rags is a cute fawn girl with soulful eyes and cute floppy ears. She raced at 60lbs and will turn 3 on September 23rd. Her sire is Highly Classified and her dam is Ethel Is Here. She is a littermate to Mertz By Ethel that we placed and Heezahotsketch that is available now. Rags did not pass her cat test and was way too excited about the cat. She did fine with the small white dog she met though. More as we get to know her. 

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Belt just arrived from the Daytona Beach Race Track that just shut down. He also raced some of his 18 races at the Orange Park Race Track. He only won two races but had just started his career. His litter was named for the John Mellencamp son Jack and Diane. There is a Jack and Diane along with Life Goes On, Thrilloflivin, Tastee Freeze, and Little Ditty. Belt is a little guy that raced at just 64lbs. He just celebrated his 2nd birthday on March 25th. His sire is Boc's Tony Romo and his dam is DK's Leapinlizzy. We also got his littermate LN Chili Dog at the same time. Belt is a friendly happy guy. He has decided he likes dog beds and is doing great in his foster home. He potties nicely on his leash walks so may do OK for a home without a fenced yard. More as we get to know him. 

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