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3 years 8 months • Greyhound
Listing confirmed 15 November 2026
** Please note that Cindy has Pannus.
Based on Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland)'s listing, and in some cases inferred from Cindy's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
All adoption applications are handled directly by Greyhound Adoption Program (Queensland). Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
Cindy is a squishy, friendly girl with a gentle nature and plenty of love to give. While she can be a little quiet at first, once she has warmed up to her people, her snuggly, cuddly and more playful side really begins to shine. She is a very people-oriented dog who loves being around her humans, so Cindy would be best suited to a home where someone is around more often than not to keep her company and help her feel secure. Cindy can be a little selective about the dogs she keeps in her circle, which is not uncommon, and she would likely be happiest as the only dog in the home. If she were to share her space with another dog, a calm medium to large breed who will give her space and respect her boundaries would suit her best. As Cindy can become a little timid if startled and may retreat when feeling unsure, she would do best in a quiet, calm environment where she can relax and build confidence at her own pace. If Cindy is to live with children, a home with quiet kids aged 8 and over who have experience being around dogs would be the best fit. Once Cindy knows and trusts her people, she warms up quickly and becomes a loving, affectionate companion who will make a beautiful addition to the right home. ** Please note that Cindy has Pannus.
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