Sisters ad best pals Thelma and Louise are hoping to melt someone’s heart this Valentine’s Day as they search for their forever home together.
The playful, one year old greyhounds have been in Dogs Trust care at the charity’s West Calder Rehoming Centre since October last year. Originally coming from Ireland, not much else is known about their past, except that everything they have gone through in life, they have experienced together.
Like most siblings they have different personality traits, but their strong bond is clear for all to see. Excitable and energetic Louise is more outgoing, enjoying running and playing. Thelma is more laid-back and loves a snooze with her sister.
Centre Manager Susan Tonner said: “It was never in any doubt that Thelma and Louise had to be rehomed together as they are best friends. The super sweet girls are polite and friendly with everyone they meet, whether human or canine.
“The sisters’ confidence has blossomed since arriving at West Calder. They have become more adventurous, enjoying trips to the beach and showing their happy, playful natures. Whether playing with toys or snuggling up in a cosy bed for their afternoon nap, Thelma and Louise always stick together. They quickly form attachments to human friends too, making them very loving companions.”
In their forever home Thelma and Louise could live with children, aged 10 and over, and with another dog, but no cats or small animals due to their desire to chase. They walk well on the lead and are happy wearing a muzzle. A secure garden is required so they can play.
Anyone interested in rehoming the gorgeous greyhounds can call West Calder Rehoming Centre on 01506 873 459.
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