
Our basic adoption fee of $550 gives you a pure-bred, fully vetted greyhound with a pedigree going back generations.
Every Royal Hounds dog has been spayed or neutered; microchipped; given an initial dental; is fully vaccinated and treated for fleas and ticks.
Our adoptions start with a home visit, where an experienced volunteer answers any questions you have about our hounds and offers expert advice on preparing your home for your new pet, we give you an adoption packet full of useful information to check over while you make your final decision.
When you adopt, your dog comes with everything they need to settle into your home: a basic raised feeder; martingale & tag collars; lead and muzzle. Perhaps more importantly, you will become part of the Royal Hounds family, a great group happy to help out with any questions you may have and give you long-term support as your dog transitions from professional racer to new best friend.
Every Royal Hounds dog has been spayed or neutered; microchipped; given an initial dental; is fully vaccinated and treated for fleas and ticks.
Our adoptions start with a home visit, where an experienced volunteer answers any questions you have about our hounds and offers expert advice on preparing your home for your new pet, we give you an adoption packet full of useful information to check over while you make your final decision.
When you adopt, your dog comes with everything they need to settle into your home: a basic raised feeder; martingale & tag collars; lead and muzzle. Perhaps more importantly, you will become part of the Royal Hounds family, a great group happy to help out with any questions you may have and give you long-term support as your dog transitions from professional racer to new best friend.
First, a word on cat trainable dogs...

Dogs that are deemed 'cat-trainable' have been tested to see how they react to cats, however, this does NOT mean they will do fine with cats immediately. We always suggest a cautious introduction as well as continued training to help ensure a healthy and safe relationship between your new greyhound and your small household pets. We use the term 'cat-trainable', rather than 'cat-safe' so you are not lured into a false sense of security. We want you to be prepared for some amount of work with introductions. We will provide you with the necessary tools and education to ease the introduction between your new pet and your existing pets.
Our policy is to reserve the cat-trainable dogs for those homes that truly require them. If you have no small animals, you will need to adopt a dog that is not deemed small animal trainable.
Our policy is to reserve the cat-trainable dogs for those homes that truly require them. If you have no small animals, you will need to adopt a dog that is not deemed small animal trainable.
Our current list of available greyhounds...
Please note there is no such thing as a 'leftover' greyhound - it's not like picking team mates on the elementary school playground. The order our dogs are adopted out is pretty much random, and all of our greyhounds will make wonderful pets. In fact, the best companions are often the greyhounds who have had a longer stay in a foster home where they have had more time to ease into retirement.
Available Boys
Samba (Feikuai Pancho) ADOPTION PENDING
DOB: 11/20/2020
Cat Trainable – NO
Samba, a handsome blue brindle, had a home waiting for him and is settling in happily with his new family.
DOB: 11/20/2020
Cat Trainable – NO
Samba, a handsome blue brindle, had a home waiting for him and is settling in happily with his new family.
Available Girls
Recently Adopted
![]() Pixie ADOPTED
DOB: 03/25/2021 Cat Trainable – Yes Pixie had a home waiting for her when she arrived, so long as she was ok with cats and small dogs. An initial cat-check showed us that she was not cat aggressive, so we embarked on careful cat-training at the adopters’ home. This process takes time to achieve the best results but is very satisfying when it works. Pixie is now settling into a pack of five – 2 cats, two dogs and her! To see more about introducing a greyhound into a home with a cat read here. |