Hounds For Adoption

Marcheline is a lurcher (borzoi/greyhound mix) that has joined WAG with her sister Angelique. They are on the small side (Marcheline weighs 45 lbs), but could stand to gain a few pounds.

They don’t need to stay together, but obviously do well together.

Angelique is a lurcher (borzoi/greyhound mix) that has joined WAG with her sister Marcheline. They are on the small side (Angelique weighs 32 lbs), but could stand to gain a few pounds.

They don’t need to stay together, but obviously do well together.

Zucchini was trained to race, went to the track, but just didn’t cut it, so she retired early.

She is very sweet, doesn’t know a stranger, and loves her people. We think she could be an only dog. No cats for her. Not small dog tested.

Boos is the sweetest boy who was born at the end of May. He has been unfortunately overlooked and it’s mainly because of his looks.

Boos was bitten by another dog when he was very young, causing a defect in his muzzle. As a result, he was left with a large facial deformity, dental abnormalities, and damage to the growth plates which has caused a significant underbite and uneven growth of the left and right sides of his face. Although this defect currently does not cause him any trouble, it takes a special person to fall in love with him.

After his first veterinary visit, his vet knew he was special and contacted a colleague of hers, Dr. Baratt, who is a veterinary dentist in CT! After some emails back and forth, Dr. Baratt insisted he could fix this defect of Boos’ nose! Boos will also likely need at least one dental extraction. The dentist has been kind enough to donate his time and services, but WAG will still incur significant expenses to pay for the cost of the custom facial prosthetic, after care, etc. This will be a two part procedure, the first part happening on 1/21/22, the second will be 2/18/22.

Boos will be looking for the perfect puppy home in March after recovering from his procedures.

Boos needs an active home that will set boundaries. He can play rough, so if there is another dog in the home, they need to be able to tolerate that. He could potentially be an only dog. He is cat workable (as are all puppies) but it will take work to acclimate him to one. He needs puppy training on all aspects – he isn’t 100% crate trained yet, he needs leash training and working on manners. He knows his name, so we would require he keep it. Also required are frequent updates to us and the breeder, so preference will be given to those with social media accounts who will actively update us on his progress. He is not for first time greyhound or dog owners.