Adoption information
About Pebbles
A soft fluffy and cuddly girl 🥰
Pebbles is a very sweet and gentle girl who is being loved by their current foster family. She gets along really well with her foster brother Kuma and enjoys playing with toys with him.
She walks beautifully on lead and is a pleasure to take for walks. At home, she is usually very relaxed and spends most of her time sleeping on the sofa or in her dog bed.
Pebbles absolutely loves pats and affection. Sometimes she’ll even gently rub her face against you for extra cuddles.
Her beautiful markings and wonderfully soft, fluffy coat make her look almost like a cat!
Although she is generally calm, she still has a playful side. She sometimes has little zoomies in the backyard, and she enjoys chasing after toys when they are thrown for her.
She also doesn’t tend to have a big reaction to other dogs or cats, which makes her lovely to have around.
Pebbles is a sweet, affectionate and easy-going girl who would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a gentle greyhound with a playful side.
​Pebbles ​is not cat or pocket pet tolerant.
Medical notes
No known pre-existing conditions.
Adoption details
Our greyhounds live in foster homes until they find their adoption home. This introduces them to pet life, toilet-training and they learn how to behave inside the home as well as all the new experiences they get on their daily walks. Many spend time in a home with another dog, children and a few sometimes with a cat.
As a safety net for greyhounds who may not otherwise have a chance at finding a forever home, we do our very best to find the right home to match our greyhounds' needs. If you are interested in Greyhound Adoption or Greyhound Fostering, please ​​complete our On-line Application to help us understand more about you and recommend whether the dog you are applying for matches your lifestyle.
https://www.greyhoundsafetynet.org/apply-to-adopt-or-foster-a-greyhound.html
Find out more about GSN greyhounds & the adoption process here:
https://www.greyhoundsafetynet.org/adopting-a-gsn-greyhound.html