ROSIE – A black, grey-houndy-looking swim girl. Racing owner had 4 granddaughters that played with Rosie. Good with kids and other dogs. 
Rosie is not yet 2-years-old. Born 7/18/2024. She is so happy that her tail just can’t stop wagging. It isn’t just her tail but her whole body is happy and on the move. A ball of energy. Probably 50% greyhound and 50% coon hound. But she is a sweet girl ready to be trained. Although she is full of energy, she runs up to meet her new friends, and circles around until she lays down so as not to overwhelm them. 
She does not jump up on them! Sort of her version for a play bow that she does with humans. She knows how to sit, wait at the door, but is still learning leash manners. Adoption fee is $300.
MARSHALL – 5-year-old male field trial greyhound racer. Very outgoing. Good with kids – has lots of energy! 
Born May 2020 to our previously adopted Nellie (Whoa Nellie). This boy prefers dogs his size and no kitties. No small dog either. Named from a favorite kids show “Paw Patrol”. Marshall has gorgeous black and white ticking, a color that he inherited from his combination of greyhound and a smidge of blue tick coonhound! He is 52 pounds, small for a male. He is asking for is a soft bed, head scratches and some squeaky toys.
The retirement kennel had too many restrictions for this retired field trial racer who needs his own grassy yard to run and sunbathe in! And he needs a family! Marshall is an incredibly sweet and friendly boy! He is in a foster home now and learning good house manners from the 2 resident greyhounds. And he is learning good car manners also – like how to stay in the back of the car! He is getting more comfortable every day. Adoption fee is $300.
62 pounds of pure spunk! Eagerly gobbles up her dog treats! Loves to play in the snow. Jolie gets along well with all dogs but prefers her calmer kennel mates the most. Great on leash. She would love having her own fenced yard to explore in the springtime. (Jolie is a retired blood donor greyhound mix. She is part coon hound. 
She is a happy girl, currently living with our partners at The Veterinarians’ Blood Blank in southern Indiana. Hero Hounds helped to save, or improve, the lives of many family pets. Jolie retired some time ago, and now she is ready to find the luxury in retirement that only a home can provide.)
Hero “Dodger”: brindle, male greyhound mix, retired blood donor. Born 7/31/2014, so he is 11. He weighs 57 pounds. Dodger is another super calm boy. 
He likes lounging around. He would prefer a home that is calm. If you ask him he would say “I just prefer becoming a couch potato”. He does great with keeping his doggie bed clean and really enjoys being loved on. (Dodger is a retired blood donor greyhound mix. He is part coon hound. He is a happy boy, currently living with our partners at The Veterinarians’ Blood Blank in southern Indiana.
Hero Hounds helped to save, or improve, the lives of many family pets. Dodger retired some time ago, and now he is ready to find the luxury in retirement that only a home can provide. We have found all of the Hero Hounds to be cat safe.)