Greyhounds in Their Forever Homes  

Hounds adopted in the early years
at GC

Sunshine, a couple months after adoption in 1993.  She's one of the foundation dogs for GC!

Profile, adopted by the Lassiter Family in Anderson SC

Hounds adopted in 1999 and 2000

Pol & Bel, adopted by the Pilcher Family in Clemson SC

Hounds adopted in 2001

Paige, adopted by the Herbener Family in Myrtle Beach SC

Hounds adopted in 2002

Gracie, adopted by the Green Family in Travelers Rest SC

Hounds adopted in 2003: 
Jan - June and July - December

Chase, adopted by the Shaw Family of Charleston SC

Hounds adopted in 2004:
Jan - June and July - December

Shadow, adopted by the Key Family of Columbia SC

Hounds adopted in 2005:
Jan - June and July - December

Huck, adopted by the Newman Family of Charleston, SC

Hounds adopted in 2006:
Jan - June and July - December

Nezzie, adopted by the Stenhouse Family of Greenville, SC

Hounds adopted in 2007:
Jan - June and July - December

Launchie Girl, adopted by the Spencer Family of Gaffney, SC

Hounds adopted in 2008:
Jan - June and July - December

Wiki, adopted by the Ng Family of Columbia, SC

Hounds adopted in 2009:
Jan - June and July - December

Luna, adopted by the Wilkins Family of Bolivia NC

Memorial Adoptions

"hmmmmmm, think I can sneak in here and not be noticed.....?"

Other Greyhound Crossroads members

Fun Greyhound Fact!

Did you notice a common theme in the photos shown above? 

Greyhounds spend much of the day sleeping.  Humans have bred greyhounds for centuries specifically to be the sprinters of the dog world.  Similar to the cheetah (the sprinter of the cat world), greyhounds spend much of the day conserving energy so that they can exert that saved energy in a quick spurt.  Greyhounds will assume the "cockroach" position seen in these photos when they are feeling particularly "at home."