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Honey
F · 3 yrCat friendlyJust arrived
Honey joined us from the American Lurcher Project, and just as her name suggests, this girl is incredibly sweet.
Her story
About Honey
Honey recently joined Greyt Angels from the American Lurcher Project, and just as her name suggests, this girl is incredibly sweet!
Honey has been cat- and small-dog tested and has done very well with both. She is very workable around them, which is great news for potential forever families with little ones already in their packs.
Around 50 pounds and gentle with it, Honey would probably do fine with older kids — but it’s a no to little kiddos. Her foster family is still getting to know this adorable girl and discovering all of the wonderful things that make Honey so special. Be sure to check back for more updates on Honey as she settles in — we have a feeling this sweet girl is going to steal a lot of hearts!
The details
Quick facts
- Age
- Adult (3 yr)
- Sex
- Female
- Breed
- Greyhound Mix
- Size
- Medium · ~50 lbs
- Good with cats
- Yes
- Good with dogs
- Yes
- Good with kids
- No
- House-trained
- Not yet
- Fostered in
- Goshen, Indiana
- Listed
- August 2026
- Adoption fee
- $400
Ready to meet her
How adoption works
You’ll fill out a short form, we’ll schedule a call, and if it’s a fit you’ll meet Honey at her foster home in Goshen.
Farther than three hours away? Experienced greyhound or sighthound homes with a local greyhound group for support are encouraged to apply too.
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It takes two minutes to start, and there’s no obligation.
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