Robin, a Adoptable Greyhound in Hobart, IN image 1/3

Robin

Adult
Male
Large

Greyhound

About Robin

Hobart, IN

Breed

Greyhound

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Large

(61-100 lbs)

Coat: Short

Black

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Robin’s Compatibility

Petfinder recommends that you should always take reasonable security steps before making online payments.

Robin's Story

Say hello to Robin! Robin has a very special birthday, because he was born on New Year’s Day in 2022. Hopefully he will get to spend his next birthday in his forever home. This handsome black boy is three and half years old, and weighs in at just under 75 pounds. Volunteers describe Robin as a “friendly chap” who loves to play. He walks calmly on the leash and is another kennel favorite because of his sweet and gentle demeanor. They say he will make a lovely addition to someone’s family! He has not been cat or small dog tested yet. During his racing career he was known as Glosha Robin, and he ran 44 races before retiring on June 10. Unfortunately, Robin fractured his hock and needed a screw to repair it. (The vet describes the screw as “preventative” and volunteers say it does not give him discomfort or issues. He doesn’t seem to notice it at all, and is fully healed. We primarily adopt across the Midwest, including Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Missouri, and surrounding states. Submit your adoption application today! * * * * * All of our available dogs are currently residing in foster homes, which means we gradually learn more about them the longer they are with us. We try to update profiles as we learn new information, but if you have questions about a specific dog, please ask! Adoption fees include a routine vet exam/testing, spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchipping, martingale collar, and matching leash. Adoption costs help to pay for transportation and other expenses as well. * * * * * Not ready to adopt just yet? New foster families are always welcome and very much needed! Please visit our website or contact us to learn more.

Say hello to Robin! Robin has a very special birthday, because he was born on New Year’s Day in 2022. Hopefully he will get to spend his next birthday in his forever home. This handsome black boy is three and half years old, and weighs in at just under 75 pounds.

Volunteers describe Robin as a “friendly chap” who loves to play. He walks calmly on the leash and is another kennel favorite because of his sweet and gentle demeanor. They say he will make a lovely addition to someone’s family! He has not been cat or small dog tested yet.

During his racing career he was known as Glosha Robin, and he ran 44 races before retiring on June 10. Unfortunately, Robin fractured his hock and needed a screw to repair it. (The vet describes the screw as “preventative” and volunteers say it does not give him discomfort or issues. He doesn’t seem to notice it at all, and is fully healed.

We primarily adopt across the Midwest, including Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Missouri, and surrounding states. Submit your adoption application today!

* * * * *

All of our available dogs are currently residing in foster homes, which means we gradually learn more about them the longer they are with us. We try to update profiles as we learn new information, but if you have questions about a specific dog, please ask!

Adoption fees include a routine vet exam/testing, spay/neuter, vaccina

How To Adopt

Robin was listed as Adoptable by American Greyhound

How can I adopt Robin?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with American Greyhound. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Robin is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to American Greyhound for details on the pet.

When can I meet Robin?

If you've submitted an inquiry, American Greyhound will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Robin, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to American Greyhound, and they'll be happy to help!

American Greyhound's Adoption Policy

There are so many hounds in need of loving homes, and we are excited that you are considering adopting one of these great dogs! We look forward to helping you find the best dog for your family. To get started, please review the adoption resources on our website and then visit our adoption application page to submit your information. * * * * * Adoption Information We primarily adopt across the Midwest, including Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Missouri. In special cases, transportation can be arranged outside of our usual area. Adoption fees include spay/neuter, dental (if needed), vaccinations, and routine exam/testing. All dogs also come with a martingale collar, safety harness, and leash. Because every dog is living in a foster home, we gradually learn more about them the longer they are with us. They have new experiences, like meeting big or small dogs, living with additional pets, or spending time with children. They also begin to acclimate to living in a home, including learning house manners and developing a routine. We try to update profiles as we learn new information, but if you have questions about a specific dog, please ask! * * * * * Application Process Your application will be delivered to our volunteer Adoption Coordinators, who will typically contact you within a few days. Your adoption coordinator will set up a time to speak with you about your interest in adopting a sighthound and discuss which dogs may be a good match. We'll also contact your references. When determining if a dog would be a good fit, we help you take into consideration factors like other pets, children in the home, household activity level, and more. Our goal is to find a match that is ideal not just for you and your family, but for the dog as well. We will help coordinate the pick-up/drop-off of your new family member with you and the hound’s foster family or one of our transport volunteers. Your adoption coordinator will also let you know when the adoption fee should be paid. Adoption fees vary by hound and can be found on each dog’s individual profile. * * * * * “Cat-Tolerable” Hounds Due to the importance of finding a safe match for homes with feline residents, we ask for your understanding in giving priority to those with cats living in the home when “cat-tolerant” hounds are available. Potential adopters who do not have cats should choose from the “not cat-tolerant” hounds whenever possible, so that households with cats are able to adopt hounds, too. (For more information on cat introductions and sighthounds’ compatibility with cats, please visit our website.) Please be aware that even if a dog is "cat-safe", they may not get along with a specific cat, so we advise slow and careful introductions for every dog. * * * * * Return Policy If a particular hound is not working out in your home for any reason, such as conflicts with other pets, children, etc., American Greyhound will always take the dog back and will find another home that is a better match. Remember that every hound has been welcomed into the hearts and home of his or her foster family once already, and our volunteers will gladly welcome them again. Please note, it is required that any dog adopted from American Greyhound be returned to our organization if they cannot stay in their adoptive home, regardless of the reason for return. * * * * * We look forward to helping you find your new best friend!

Our Mission

American Greyhound is an all-volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to helping retired racing greyhounds, Spanish galgos, lurchers, and other sighthounds in need. Our volunteers welcome these dogs into their hearts, often teaching them what it means to live in a home for the first time. We provide vet care and ...