Adoption information
About Arankai
"Equal parts gentleman, goofball, and snack enthusiast, Arankai is ready to trade kennel life for a couch of his own."
What’s up, humans?
The name’s Arankai, and apparently I was named after the alt-metal artist from Wisconsin, USA.
Unlike my namesake, though, I’m less mosh pit and more sunset playlist. Think chilled beats, good vibes, and a comfortable couch to stretch out on.
I’m a striking black greyhound who will be turning six soon, and my birthday wish is pretty simple: a family of my very own.
One thing you should know about me? I’m extremely food-motivated. Treats are basically my love language, which makes teaching me new things a breeze. If snacks are involved, I’m all ears.
While I am quite happy doing my own thing, I do also enjoy some pats and affection!
I love getting out and about for walks and am a pleasure to stroll with on lead. As for other dogs, I’m very comfortable around fellow greyhounds. I'm still building my confidence and social skills with other breeds, simply because I haven’t had much opportunity to meet them yet.
I could happily live with children aged five and over, provided they understand that settling into a new home can be a big adjustment and that I appreciate having my own quiet space when I need it.
If you're looking for a handsome, laid-back companion with a dash of mystery, a love of snacks, and the potential to become your very best mate, I might just be your guy.
So what do you say? Let the team at Greyhound Rescue know you'd like to meet me, and perhaps we can enjoy plenty of walks, naps, and good music together for years to come.
If you'd like to meet me, please complete an application form here https://greyhoundrescue.com.au/apply-now/
To make sure everyone is happy, we match each hound with the right family, and we provide lots of support along the way!
All hounds are desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, flea and worm (including heartworm) treated. The adoption fee includes our Adopter Kit containing a martingale collar, leash, muzzle and useful information to help you get your new hound settled in.