
The Greyhound Pet Adoption Northwest Sponsorship program cares for Senior Greyhounds and Special Needs Greyhounds that are older or have complicated medical conditions. Because these Greyhounds require extra care, their stay in our foster homes may be longer than most. We accept any Greyhound in need, whether the dog was originally placed by Greyhound Pet Adoption Northwest or not.
Greyhound Pet Adoption Northwest accepts into its foster program any dog with an injury, disease or just old age. This arrangement has enabled these Greyhounds to get the special monitoring they need to find the appropriate medical treatment for each dog. If a senior aged Greyhound does not find an adoptive home, we will care for that dog for the rest of it's life in a loving foster home. Every Greyhound in our program is treated with love, caring and the best medical attention available.
We know that not everyone is able to adopt or foster a Greyhound but you can still help these beautiful creatures. You can become a sponsor for the special dogs in our foster program. Sponsor a Greyhound for yourself or in someone else's name as a gift or memorial. Sponsorship can be rewarding for birthdays, anniversaries, school classrooms, retirement home residents and others who can't adopt their own Greyhound but want to be a part of our effort.
You CAN and WILL make a difference in the life of a Greyhound in need of special care. Your help and support will make a difference . . . one Greyhound at a time.
Haze
Female
Age: 3
Color: White with Brindle
Haze came to us from Florida where she broke her rear leg. She has the most common type of break for a racing Greyhound, a broken Tarsal bone and her Calcanious bone, the main heal bone, has shifted out of place. This caused her ligaments to be displaced and made it impossible for her to use her leg without pain.

Leader
Male
Age: 10
Leader is an epileptic and is being treated with medications, which are keeping his seizures under control. Leader thinks he is 3 and loves to play in the yard. Leader greets everyone as if they were a long-lost friend.
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Milo

Male
Color: Brindle
Age: 6
Size: 82 Lbs.
Cats: Cat Tolerant
Milo came to GPA Northwest with a noticeable limp in his front leg. After testing at an orthopedic specialist, he was diagnosed with Coccidia Mycosis, called Valley Fever in humans, this is a serious fungal disease that affects dogs joints and bones as well as other organs. Milo had severe pain from the damage to his front leg bone and is being treated with a special medication for the fungal disease. He is doing very well in his foster home but will require medication and special care for the rest of his life. Milo is ready to be adopted by the perfect home.
Shy Miss
Female
Age: 3
Color: Brindle
Shy is littermate to Boots, one of our special needs Greyhounds who recently found his home. Shy like Boots broke her rear leg and required surgery to repair the break. She has had a special plate installed to support the bones in her leg until they fully heal. She is no longer Shy and has become a very outgoing and fun three year old.

Happy
Male
Color: Light Brindle
Age: 13
Size: 72 Lbs.
Cats: Cat Tolerant
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Hound
Male
Age: 13
Size: 75 Lbs.
Cats: Being evaluated
Hound is a sweet old boy who just wants a warn, soft bed and people to care for him.
Kathy

Female
Age: 13-1/2
Kathy is being treated with medication for high blood pressure. Kathy is a very sweet lady who enjoys her walks and hasn't found anything in life to throw her off her happy-go-lucky course. She is very secure and a devoted companion.