Meet Our Remarkable Rescues

These amazing dogs have overcome tough beginnings and are now looking for loving homes. Each one has a unique personality and story, and we know you’ll fall in love. Ready to change a life (or two)? Contact us today and give one of our rescues the GREYT LIFE  they deserve!

• Sean, Tony, and Chip are all grouped together because each of them are still facing several challenges before they are adoptable. 
• Sean is healthy, he weighs about 75 pounds, and will turn 2-years old in December. He is Zoe's litter-mate. Sean is a very quirky Lurcher! We decided not to rush him and let him mature at his own pace. We are seeing improvement and progress. Sean enjoys attention, affection, and toys. He lets us leash him and is acting curious about the great, big scary world outside of his pen and run. We are conniving to get him to follow Mailey out to the playing yard--and hopefully on walks.  As soon as we are able to get him leashed up, outside to the turnout yard, and on short walks, we will set up his neuter and start the search for his perfect home. If you want a goofy, large, and funny fella--he's the one for you. We are optimistic and happy about Sean. 
• Chip was rescued from the ranching area northeast of Lubbock.  He was abandoned and traveling with Rachel--the picture is posted above. He was in terrible shape when we got him and was immediately hospitalized for dehydration, 3 types of GI parasites, tick fever, and a Heartworm infection.He's a strong boy to have survived his ordeal! He was successfully treated for most of his health issues. He has had all three injections of melarsomine (a drug that kills adult heartworms). He is now in the recovery phase that requires less strenuous exercise so that his body can eliminate the fragments of the adult Heartworms from his system. Chip's age was also discerned from his DNA test that revealed that he is Phoebe's brother/littermate. Based on this information, he is 7-years old. He currently weighs 60 pounds. As soon as he gets medical clearance, we will schedule his neuter and start the search for his home. 
• Tony is another victim of abuse and neglect. He was running loose in Amarillo. (You can see him in the picture by the dumpster before he was captured.) Tony was held at their animal shelter and released to our group.  When we got him to our rescue kennel--we verified that he has impaired vision and a Heartworm infection. Despite all of these challenges, we know you would agree that Tony is a lovely and sweet Lurcher. He is probably 3-4 years old and the DNA test to determine his age is pending. His vision impairment seems worse in darker areas. He loves to go on leash walks and has spotted me when I was at least 50 yards away--so there is still much to learn about his impairment. We discovered that he loves to play with his hedgehog while in the turn-out yard! He adapted quickly to his new home at the rescue kennel. Within two days, he had enough confidence and vision to run and play in the yard. He is easy to walk and stays close to your side. Tony is affectionate and loving. We are so happy to help him get a second chance at happiness and a good life. His Heartworm treatment is going well and he is due for his second round of adulticide treatments at the clinic on August 7-8th. 

• The rescue and adoption group is thrilled to share this album that includes all the dogs that  were rescued and successfully placed during 2025, and in the early months of 2026. 
• For a couple of weeks, there weren't any dogs at the rescue kennel. This is the first time this has happened in many years. 
• We used the time to recharge and renew our commitment to helping Lurchers in need. At the beginning of March--three new West Texas Lurchers arrived.
• Help us as we welcome the newcomers and pay tribute to all the lucky Lurchers that moved into their new homes!