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We'd like to thank our Keystone Greyhounds vet:

 

Dr. Alysia Deaven

Greys and Strays, LLC
2686 S. Pine Grove St.
Jonestown, PA 17038
717 304 9987

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Keystone Greyhounds Adoptable Dogs

updated 08/28/2010

 

Please note:  While all of our dogs are perfect (so we think!) please try not to fall in love with a particular dog you see on our website.  Keystone is passionate about placing the RIGHT hound in the RIGHT home.  So trust us to match up the right dog with your family.

 

Super C Bortz is a 2 1/2 year old brindle male.  His trainer sent us this info: "Super C Bortz is from my kennel. He is very sweet. I call him my sidekick. We're attached at the hip. Bortz has been around a cat and is okay.  Bortz is a beautiful, laid back, loving boy, will make a great pet."

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BD's Mongo is the brother of BD's McGee.  We love it when we can keep it all in the family! Mongo is a handsome red male, three years old, who weighs 75 pounds.  He had a broken hock which was repaired and he's as good as new, will do great on walks with his new owner.

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 Elvis is one handsome red dude!  Elvis rocks!  He has asked us to please not put him with cats, so we're going to honor his request.  Click here for additional pictures.

 

Kiowa Kay Kline is a sweet and curious 75 pound brindle boy, who is 4 years old.    He gets along well with other dogs, but might also do well as someone's only animal companion.  Kline seems to enjoy spending time with people, often falling asleep on someone's foot.  Generally, Kline is a more relaxed greyhound.  He does not require extensive room to run, and would likely be fine in a home where he is leash walked.  Kline's favorite hobbies are sleeping and playing with toys.  Kline is fine with cats and children and small dogs. Kline is a special needs greyhound, as he has seizures.  He is presently on medication.  Please let us know if you are interested in giving this wonderful boy a home.   Click here for additional pictures. 

 

These kids have all been adopted!

 

Up and Going

 

Silver Crystal

 

 

BD's McGee

 

Flying McGrath 

 

Ringo

 

 

 Click here for photos of our adopted dogs and their families