~ JOJO ELLIOT ~ Age: 5.5 Sex: MALE Weight: 80 lbs Color: RED BRINDLE Cat Tolerant? UNKNOWN Small Dog Tolerant? UNKNOWN Good With Other Breeds? UNKNOWN Good With Children? YES JoJo Elliot   If you are looking for an older affectionate boy who will be your companion for life, look no further, JoJo Elliot is the greyhound for you.  He is well behaved, listens well, loves people and is always happy. ~ CALIBER ~ Age: 2 Sex: MALE Weight: 85 lbs Color: BRINDLE Cat Tolerant? UNKNOWN Small Dog Tolerant? UNKNOWN Good With Other Breeds? UNKNOWN Good With Children? YES Bella Caliber   Caliber was retired before reaching 2 due to a broken hock.  He is fully healed and nothing slows him down from having a great time. He loves people, enjoys going for walks and is very happy.

	Senior Greyhounds   A Greyhound is considered a "senior" when it reaches seven years of age or older.  Although senior greyhounds are typically finalizing their retirement, they make a great companion as well as an excellent couch decoration.  Senior greyhounds have many added bonuses in their personality that some younger greyhounds do not posess.  Most senior greyhounds seem to have endless tolerance and patience where children are concerned.  Senior greyhounds are docile and gentle in their ways which also makes them wonderful companions for the average adopter, but also for the elderly.   There are two typical reasons why a senior greyhound may be searching for their forever home: One instance is when they arrive at the adoption kennel at a young age and soon find a family who would like them to be a part of the family and share a home full of love.  Eventually changes occur due to several reasons: divorce, relocation, the owners become elderly or have health complications and can no longer care for their greyhound, the family may grow and add children or additional pets to their home, or they simply no longer wish to share their home with a senior greyhound who is now more relaxed in their ways.  Whichever the reason, the senior greyhound is once again residing at the adoption kennel and looking for a new home.  Another instance is when a greyhound is used for the breeding of other racing greyhounds during their time at the race track.  Once the greyhound is no longer capable of performing this job, they are released to an adoption agency to find their forever home.  This can happen at any age, but many senior greyhounds are typically between 8 and 12 years of age who are released from this duty.  No matter the circumstances, providing a home for a senior greyhound is an outstanding decision.  Sharing the golden-years with them is both a rewarding experience for the adopters as well as for the senior greyhound.

	Special-Needs Greyhounds   Special-needs greyhounds are typically just your normal, loveable greyhound who simply just needs it's adopter to give them a bit more care.  Some have medications which they need on a regular schedule, such as a pill daily, and some must have special care, such as a house with no stairs due to an injury or careful monitoring due to certain medical conditions such as diabetes or seizures.  Special-needs greyhounds still make loyal and devoted pets, they just need a bit more care than the average pet.   Special-needs greyhounds have a heart made of gold and personality more special than anything.  Sharing a home with a special-needs greyhounds is an experience that the adopter will remember for a lifetime.  The love they share with their family will never be forgotten, nor will it every leave their hearts.

	Let a greyhound race into your heart!