Rescue Greyhounds
About Greyhounds
The Greyhound is a breed known for its speed and agility, originally bred for hunting and racing. These elegant dogs have a sleek, muscular build, known for their long legs and deep chests. Despite their athletic prowess, they are gentle and good natured, making them excellent family pets. Greyhounds are known for their calm demeanor and low maintenance grooming needs, with a loving and loyal nature that endears them to their owners.
Available Greyhounds Nationwide
LITTLE DUDE
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Ventura, California
male, medium, senior
Greyhound
Ventura, California
LITTLE DUDE
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Ventura, California
male, medium, senior
Greyhound
Ventura, California
VIXEN
Portuguese Podengo, Greyhound
🇺🇸
Hanson, Massachusetts
female, medium, young
Portuguese Podengo, Greyhound
Hanson, Massachusetts
MILLIE
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Coon Rapids, Minnesota
female, large, adult
Greyhound
Coon Rapids, Minnesota
HIDDEN FAITH (JINXY)
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Venice, Florida
male, large, adult
Greyhound
Venice, Florida
SAVANA RODNEY (RODNEY)
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Venice, Florida
male, large, adult
Greyhound
Venice, Florida
ARROW
Pit Bull Terrier, Greyhound
🇺🇸
Vancouver, Washington
female, large, adult
Pit Bull Terrier, Greyhound
Vancouver, Washington
RYAN
Greyhound, Pit Bull Terrier
🇺🇸
Tustin, California
male, large, young
Greyhound, Pit Bull Terrier
Tustin, California
DAISY
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Independence, Missouri
female, large, adult
Greyhound
Independence, Missouri
DIAMOND
Greyhound, Coonhound
🇺🇸
Goshen, Indiana
female, large, adult
Greyhound, Coonhound
Goshen, Indiana
NAJEE
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Coon Rapids, Minnesota
male, large, adult
Greyhound
Coon Rapids, Minnesota
HERE FOR YOU
Greyhound
🇺🇸
Allentown, Pennsylvania
female, large, young
Greyhound
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Rescue Greyhounds in other cities near me
Recent Pet Blogs
FIV, FELV & FELINE HERPES EXPLAINED: SMART TESTING AND SAFE MULTI‑CAT LIVING
Clear, friendly guide to FIV, FeLV, and feline herpes: how each spreads, how tests work, retest timelines, and practical steps to keep multi‑cat households safe and happy.
Clear, friendly guide to FIV, FeLV, and feline herpes: how each spreads, how tests work, retest timelines, and practical steps to keep multi‑cat households safe and happy.
BEAT THE FUR: GROOMING, NUTRITION, AND HOME HACKS TO CUT DOG SHEDDING FOR GOOD
Cut visible dog shedding by 30–70% with a simple stack: coat-matching grooming, skin-and-coat nutrition, and home capture routines. Includes an 8-week plan and vet red flags.
Cut visible dog shedding by 30–70% with a simple stack: coat-matching grooming, skin-and-coat nutrition, and home capture routines. Includes an 8-week plan and vet red flags.
FROM SUPPLEMENTS TO SUPERFOODS: VETTING 'COMPLETE' DOG FOOD CLAIMS
Learn how to read dog food labels, check AAFCO/FEDIAF adequacy, ask the right questions of manufacturers, do simple nutrient math, and separate real nutrition from marketing superfood claims.
Learn how to read dog food labels, check AAFCO/FEDIAF adequacy, ask the right questions of manufacturers, do simple nutrient math, and separate real nutrition from marketing superfood claims.
CAN YOU TRUST WET FOOD LABELS? A SHOPPER'S GUIDE TO FRISKIES, FANCY FEAST, AND WHAT YOUR CAT REALLY NEEDS
Learn how to read wet cat food labels, what parts are regulated and reliable, and step-by-step tips to compare Friskies, Fancy Feast, and other canned foods for your cat's health.
Learn how to read wet cat food labels, what parts are regulated and reliable, and step-by-step tips to compare Friskies, Fancy Feast, and other canned foods for your cat's health.
BEYOND LOOKS: PICK THE BEST FAMILY DOG BY ENERGY, SPACE, AND LIFESTYLE
Learn how to choose a family dog the smart way—by matching energy, space, and daily life instead of following trends or looks. Practical checklist, examples, and safety tips.
Learn how to choose a family dog the smart way—by matching energy, space, and daily life instead of following trends or looks. Practical checklist, examples, and safety tips.
GOOD TRAINING, NO PAIN: ARE SHOCK COLLARS BEING RESTRICTED? LAWS, VET ADVICE, AND SAFER ALTERNATIVES
By 2025–26 many countries have banned or tightly restricted shock collars. This post explains the latest laws, veterinary guidance, and humane alternatives you can use to keep dogs safe, legal, and well-trained.
By 2025–26 many countries have banned or tightly restricted shock collars. This post explains the latest laws, veterinary guidance, and humane alternatives you can use to keep dogs safe, legal, and well-trained.
Read Our Latest Pet Blogs
Subscribe now!
$10/month!
Unlimited pet listings!
Business profile!
Anywhere in the World!
Guaranteed visibility!
Monthly. Cancel anytime!