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HOUNDS IN HOMES
Rehoming group number: R251000253
Dedicated to rescuing and rehoming ex-racing greyhounds - based in Sydney, NSW.
OUR MISSION
At Hounds in Homes, our mission is to provide rescued greyhounds with a loving and safe home where they can rehabilitate and adjust to life as pets. Our small team of dedicated volunteers works tirelessly to ensure each greyhound feels at home until they find their forever homes.
About finding a home.
The journey to finding a home
- Home: We provide greyhounds with safe and comfortable homes.
- Rehabilitate: Each greyhound is placed in a loving home, helping them acclimate to life as pets while allowing carers to understand their personalities and needs.
- Transition: Our carers provide love, care, and training to help greyhounds transition smoothly into their new lives as pets.
- Rehome: Once ready, our greyhounds are placed with their perfect forever families, making their house a home.
- Support: Post-adoption, we are here to support you through the transition period, ensuring a successful and happy life for both you and your new pet in their new home.
Why adopt a Greyhound?
Greyhounds are among the top 10 most gentle dog breeds. They are:
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Loyal
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Loving
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Affectionate
All our greyhounds have been nurtured in foster homes and are only listed for adoption when they are fully ready to become cherished family members.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Reach out to learn more about adopting, fostering, or supporting Hounds in Homes.
Hounds in Homes
Hounds in Homes - Rehoming group number: R251000253
Baulkhalm Hills
Sydney
NSW
2153
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Testimonials
"We absolutely love our Jerry, who just fit into our family like a dream. We were given a wonderful handover about his temperament and any little quirks before we adopted him, and Hounds in Homes were more than generous with accommodating opportunities to meet and greet and even have a sleepover with our existing doggie before we made the commitment ❤️ Such a great, supportive process both before and after we took Jerry home (and we continue to stay in touch periodically!) - would highly recommend"
Kate O. adopted Jerry
"Had the best experience with HIH, our gorgeous Belle is our second fur child and now absolutely spoilt rotten. I can attest to the incredible support from Trish and the team at HIH. They work tirelessly and genuinely care, always acting in the hounds best interests. You know everything you need to know when you adopt from HIH - which really sets every match up for success. I couldn't recommend them more."
Alyce M. adopted Belle
“I wouldn't have had the confidence to take on Jai if it wasn't for you and Maryana. Your care and expertise gave him a shot at a normal life that most greyhounds in his state wouldn't have got, let alone an uninjured one.Your advice and leading by example helps me understand what it takes, and I can do my best to take care of him knowing every day he gets is one he without a doubt would not have had if it wasn't for Hounds in Homes providing a loving home."
Tom R, adopted Jai
Our Logo
Our logo has a heartwarming story behind it. It was created by Chloe Ryan, an artist, in memory of her greyhound Gilbert, who passed away in 2021. Gilbert was an amputee who proved that life was still good, even with three legs.
Our logo is a constant reminder of this beautiful breed and his family: Sandra, Chloe, and Gilbert.
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BAULKHAM HILLS, NSW,2153
Phone
+61 422 560 822
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