Scottish Borders Greyhound Rehoming Center

01/12/2025

16/11/2025

Ladro is super playful and loves the ball 🥰
Can you offer him a forever home ?

16/11/2025

Ladro has been overlooked by visitors at the kennels and we dont know why! He is 5 years old and the most gorgeous boy. His gray face makes him appear older and people tend to enquire about the brindle or fawn dogs instead. 🥹

Could you make this little dogs day by visiting him on sunday at the kennels? All he needs is a chance ❤️

16/11/2025

Here is another one of the new greyhounds who are looking for their forever home. Say hello to Saddle.

12/10/2025

Great news everyone! We have 10 new arrivals, who are looking for their forever homes 🎊

The kennels based at Newmains Farm, Reston, have teamed up with charity Rehoming Retired Greyhounds - Scotland Ltd. (Will pop link below to their page) where all aspects of the rehoming will be organised through.

If you follow the link below to their page and have a look at all of the gorgeous hounds who are looking for a quieter life 🥰

Every sunday at 11am there will be a greyhound walk and open kennels where you can come along and meet the dogs, chat to other greyhound mad people or go for a stroll 🐕 there is also a cuppa after the walk ☕️

Thanks for reading and just a reminder that no messages will be answered through this page - if you have any enquiries please contact the page - Rehoming Retired Greyhounds Scotland Ltd. For more information on which dogs we have available. 🐶

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now open at our new Reston location!

08/09/2025

For any local hounds 🥰

07/11/2024

Appolgies for the radio silence - I have been trying to juggle having a baby and taking in small numbers of dogs for boarding.

We only have one dog left for rehoming and he has been in the kennels for around a year and a half. To be honest I was skeptical about posting this as it had gotten to the point were we thought it would be too stressful for him to go and live in a home again after being in the kennels for as long as he has. I thought maybe he should just stay at the kennels as a 'pet' but with things quietening down its really sad to see him missing the company of other dogs.

Kai was returned to us when unfortunately his owner died, he has taken a little bit of time to decompress and not take life so seriously. He suffered with separation anxiety when he first arrived at the kennels but that has gotten much better over time, and could be managed in a home with experienced owners, or in an ideal world he could be rehomed with another greyhound.

He gets on great with other greyhounds and has shared his kennel with a number of different bi***es with no issues. Having the company of another dog is what helped manage his separation anxiety so I think this would be the most successful outcome for rehoming.

He walks brilliantly on the lead and jumps straight into the car. Loves to play with toys, chase balls, have a run off- lead, and play with other greyhounds. Is ok with other medium sized breeds but needs to be introduced correctly in a controlled environment.

He is a dog who really wants to please his owner and is one of the most affectionate pups I've ever met. He will make a fantastic companion for somebody but just needs to be given a chance.

For any more information on this boy or to arrange a visit, please do get in touch via the page and I will get back to you.

Heather and Sonia x

15/03/2024

Some of you may remember a little black dog called Corky posted on here a couple of years ago. whom through no fault of his own has been returned to the kennels to be rehomed due to his owners change in circumstances.

An absolute pleasure to look after and such a gentle nature - he previously lived with two young children. Loves to meet new people and dogs 🐕 walks fab on the lead and loves his toys 🧸

Corky can be nervous of men 😞 but once he gets to know you he is a very rewarding companion.

For more information on this gentle wee boy please contact Sonia on [email protected] or 07967057759