Zorro, otherwise known as "Zoss", is very friendly and affectionate. His favourite time of day is getting pats from strangers down the street on walks. He is very happy if someone is home to play with him and keep him company but is comfortable inside on his own while his humans are at work - providing they bring him back lots of pats at the end of the day. Despite being 4 years old and having a lot of grey hair, Zorro is very energetic. He loves his walks and would happily be a running/jogging partner. He also really loves his toys, squeaky or rattly ones are best, and he is at his most content racing around throwing them in the backyard. He walks very well on a lead but gets very excited around other dogs, especially small fluffy ones. He responds well to treats though and this can bring his attention back to you. If you’re at home relaxing with Zorro and you aren’t just feeding him a steady stream of treats the next best thing would be snuggling up on the couch for a movie (and treats). If you think you fit the bill and can offer Zorro a loving forever home, please get in touch at adopt@amazinggreys.com.au or via this webpage. ** Zorro is not small animal tolerant and would not be suited to a home with cats **

Our dear Ziggy is a very sweet and goofy boy. You won't be able to resist patting his belly when he stretches out into one of his trademark goofy roaches! We think Ziggy had a rough start to life, and as a result he can be very shy of new people and quite fearful of men in particular. For this reason, he needs a home with a family who is empathetic to his nervousness and willing to take things slowly, helping him build his trust and confidence in his new environment. Men in particular, will need to be patient and let him come to you when he is ready. We know this can be done, as he was extremely nervous when he met his foster family, and has blossomed into a happy, playful boy with them. They will have lots of helpful advice for you, and you will be supported during his settling in period. Watching Ziggy bloom into a playful boy, chasing his squeaky toys, doing a few 'zoomies', and sprawling on your couch will be one of the most rewarding things you ever do! He's quite a clever boy and has been really receptive to training. He has the basic commands down pat, and is progressing to more challenging things such as 'sit and wait' for food. Ziggy is currently living in a foster home with another greyhound. He does tend to look to his doggy companion for confidence, especially on walks, so another home with a greyhound or large dog would be great. However, most of all Ziggy needs his humans. We think he would be happy living as an only dog, lapping up all his humans love, provided he had people who were home most of the time. A retired couple, or someone who works from home and will continue to do so would be perfect. Because Ziggy can get anxious when left alone, his new family will have to slowly introduce him to time on his own. Again, we have some handy tips for helping him adjust to this but ideally his new family could be home with him most of the time, especially for the first few weeks as he settles in. Ziggy's sweet personality will melt your heart. If you think you have a heart to match his and patience to slowly help him bond with you, we would love to hear from you. ** Ziggy is not small animal tolerant and would not be suited to a home with cats **

Our quirky kangaroo Addie is ready for her forever home! Addie is a fun-loving 5-year old girl who is searching for the perfect home where she can couch potato to her hearts content. She's the sweetest snuggle bug who adores people and will quickly become your best friend. Unfortunately, our Addie holds the record for 'adoption trial fails' and her next family must be committed to being her very last! In her first placement she was bitten by a dog in the park, and in her second she damaged the fly screen when left outside alone for the very first time. All she needs is a family that will keep her safe and teach her slowly that her people are always going to come back to her and she doesn't need to worry. Addie loves to play, and squeaky toys are her favourite. She's a clever girl who loves her treats and this is a great way to bond with her and teach her new skills. A couple of 20 - 30 minute walks a day are a must, as she loves to exercise and explore. But her most favourite thing of all is practicing her dog yoga. Greyhounds are well-known for their unique sleeping positions, but Addie takes 'roaching' to a whole new level. Just try to take your eyes off her as she demonstrates one weird stretch after another - all while snoozing happily! Addie has successfully lived in smaller homes however a backyard would be a lovely bonus for her. She has been living as a only dog and is quite happy not having to share her human's attention. She behaves well when home alone, however she does get a bit nervous in new situations, and it is important that her new home does some 'alone training' with hermto help settle her in before leaving her for the first time. Addie is very nervous of other dogs and tends to show this by freezing or fixating, she needs someone who is willing to keep her safe by avoiding on leash interactions and spaces where she might encounter off leash dogs, it is recommended Addie continue to wear her muzzle in high traffic areas. Our adoption team is here to help with this. As one of our long-term foster pups, Addie is tired of seeing her friends go off to their forever homes. Surely this little lady with so much love to give deserves her happy ending too? If you think you tick these boxes, please send us an email at adopt@amazinggreys.com.au. Addie eagerly awaits your applications! ** Addie is not small animal tolerant and would not be suited to a home with cats. She is reactive to other dog breeds **

Buddy is a confident and energetic boy who loves his walks, and would make a great jogging partner. He's looking for an active home who will take him out to explore the new wide world - since arriving in foster care he has taken everything in stride and is not spooked by loud noises, new smells, unfamiliar places, or other dog breeds. Everything is an exciting new adventure for Buddy, and he wants to be right by your side experiencing it all. When Buddy first arrived in our care he experienced separation anxiety, he is working on this with a lot of success, but would be most comfortable in a home where he won't be left alone for long periods of time. Given his love of people and great manners, he would be a perfect "office dog" and would be ecstatic to get to spend each day with you hanging out, maybe helping greet customers or assisting to shred some documents and then a well earned nap in the corner? Due to his size (40kgs!), Buddy would prefer a home without small children or elderly residents that he may accidentally knock over. Buddy is not suited to apartment living, he needs a home with a backyard to stretch his legs and get all his "zoomies" in. ** Buddy is not small animal tolerant and would not be suited to a home with cats **

Roger is a little goof who loves every human he sees. Despite his rough start to life he is a smoochy, eager and happy boy. He is great on walks, in the car, around children and around other dogs. He is very food motivated and will do anything for a treat. He can be a bit boisterous and excited when getting ready to go for a walk, around food and when you return home, so he would not be suited to the very elderly or the very young. He has every potential to be trained out of this behavior with the right family and has already improved considerably in his 6 weeks of foster. Roger has had a corn removed from his front right paw in late June 2019 and is still recovering. Because it was left untreated for so long he needs some time to build the strength back up in his right leg. He is still eager to go for long walks but still occasionally limps particularly on hard surfaces. Roger has suffered from extreme separation anxiety in the past however this behavior has not been a problem once he settled into his foster home with a full time worker (it took around two weeks, his current foster family will assist you during the trial period on how to work through this with him), however he requires a calm greyhound sibling around to keep him company while you are not at home. He also occasionally shows anxiety in some new situations (expressed through some gentle whining) but with reassurance and love he is very willing to give anything a go as long he's by your side, he is easily calmed by his people and often looks for human contact. ** Roger is not small animal tolerant and would not be suitable for a home with cats, he must have another dog for company **