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What we're rooing about lately
We have watched this lovely, gentle boy turn into a very special dog. While Russo is fine with all the other boys here at Grey Haven, he prefers the company of the humans he knows. He is not the first dog to greet visitors ... rather he stands back and watches and makes up his own mind who is worth visiting.
His main interest (after dinner, of course) is being with his person. He is a leaner and really would like a mom and dad of his own. Russo will do best in a home with one or two other dogs and no cats.
Russo has waited a long, long time for a family of his own. It would be wonderful to be able to tell him that it's finally his turn to "go home."
This handsome gentleman is a huge smiler! When Russo is happy, he just curls that upper lip back and wags his tail furiously. He is a leaner and really would like a mom and dad of his own.
To learn more about Russo and our adoption process, e-mail Marilyn Varnberg at mvarnberg@embarqmail.com or use our contact form.
Greyhounds bark at greyhounds rooing on video:
Here's the video they're watching:
Dolly is a sweet little red girl who was born in July 2006. She gets along well with all the other dogs here at Grey Haven.
Dolly is very well behaved and certainly does enjoy her meals and loves her treats! Dolly likes older children and most small dogs. We're not sure about cats yet.
While Dolly is getting lots of love attention at Grey Haven, nothing would make her happier than moving into a new adoptive home.
Interested in learning more about Dolly and our adoption process? E-mail Marilyn Varnberg at mvarnberg@embarqmail.com or use this handy contact form.
Lisa is a recent arrival at Grey Haven. She is a two year-old dark brindle who is learning that life is good! We're hoping that she'll learn life can be even better once she is placed into an adoptive home.
Lisa has some of the most unusual coloring we have ever seen. She is white with very dark brindle and is heavily ticked. The dark brindle runs down the outside of one back leg and makes her look as if someone dipped her in chocolate!
Her eyes disappear into the dark color on her face, but she really has lovely brown eyes. She is very much a puppy and is learning that people equals food! She can be very shy one moment and licking your face the next.
Interested in learning more about Lisa and our adoption process? E-mail Marilyn Varnberg at mvarnberg@embarqmail.com or use this handy contact form.
Cisco has received the best Christmas present a greyhound could ask for: A new home and a family of his own!
Here's the story from Cisco's adoptive mother, Joan:
"Although my husband Rick and I had originally planned to bring Cisco home the day after Christmas (my birthday), after seeing him on Sunday December 21st, we simply couldn't wait! We rushed to prep our house for him including getting safety rugs in place on our tile hallways and getting Gordy (Hey Snoopy) sufficiently excited about sharing his home with another greyhound. Then we were off to pick up Cisco on Christmas Eve!
Once we were home, Cisco surprised us a few times with his speed and power by pulling us off balance, counter surfing, bonking his head against the clear shower door and showing absolute fascination with that "other" greyhound in the full length mirror in the bedroom. Cisco is the most curious boy with the happiest disposition! Nothing beats seeing him wag his stub of a tail so furiously that it makes his entire back end wiggle. He is a treat and we're thankful that he was so wonderfully cared for during his time at Grey Haven."
Cisco we hope you enjoy every minute of life in your new home!
See also: Ultimate Xmas gift for Cisco: A new home!
