We adopted Joe 2 years ago and as you can see he is a very happy boy. 

Poppy was one of Amber's puppies that was fostered by Vicky from Hereford.

We adopted her in February and changed her name from Fat Mabel [yuk] to Poppy. You called her that because she so liked her food and still does, but you can tell that she is not fat in anyway.

Hi, I was just looking at the EGLR website and thought I'd like to send in an update on my 2 ELGR lurchers.

I already had one saluki lurcher from Margaret at South Gloucs Lurcher & Greyhound rescue and felt I had come to the point where Gibson needed a long nosed friend, Margaret didn't have anything suitable so she directed me to Pip, this was in 2001. 

Hello 

We thought you would like a update on Summer who has been with us for 7 months now. She is still a bit timid but gaining confidence every day. She also can tell the time, and finds Steve to remind him its time for her 5 o'clock walk, and where he has to look for her lead.

Hello all at EGLR.

You may remember me. I thought I found my forever home in the spring of 2009 but had to come back to EGLR.

Adopted by us on Christmas Eve 2007.  He had been in his foster home less than a week. Brian was in good condition but very unsure and worried.

Brian thinks gardening is a bit strange but eventually sighs and tries to see the point of it!

Hi everyone at EGLR.

I’d just like to send a quick note to say that I am now happily settled in my new home.

My transformation from ‘terrified shadow’ to ‘cheeky monkey’ took a little while to get going, but is now well under way.

Having been without a lurcher in the house for 8 years after our bedlington/whippet cross lurcher died, the lovely Lombard (formerly Noah) came to us on 30th December 09, and has made himself very much at home and part of the family.