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Animal Shelter details for Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue
Please visit Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue and adopt a homeless pet



You have reached the shelter page for Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue. Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue is located in lincoln, Nebraska. If you have information to add or update for Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue, please click here and let us know.

Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue

443 S. 53rd Street
lincoln, Nebraska 68510
Email: lincolnigs@yahoo.com
Website: members.petfinder.org/~NE44/


To outline our adoption program, we require a fenced yard in most cases, the dog must be an indoor pet and a member of the family and you must have time to give the dog the attention it requires and deserves. Rescue is an organization that receives IGs who have been turned in for many reasons with housebreaking issues and "not knowing the breed" being at the top. Italian Greyhounds are typically, very sensitive and 'needy', they want to connect to their owners and be part of their lives....if the dog is unhappy and misunderstood, the owner will also be unhappy.

Prospective adopters are required to fill out an application, provide references and go through an interview process, including a home visit.....the visit is simply a social call to meet the family and other pets and to see the home environment....all of this helps us match the right dog to your situation and needs as well as theirs. We always strive for successful, permanent placements and in assessing your family and home we are better able to determine if a particular dog will 'fit' into your life based on their temperment and personality, which is to your advantage.

We require a donation of $250 with each adoption and the adoptee must sign a simple adoption contract. These donations are returned to the Italian Greyhound Rescue Fund to provide medical care for future rescue dogs. All dogs are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, tested for heartworm and on preventative, teeth cleaned if necessary and any other medical concerns addressed. Vet records are provided and we reveal as much of the dogs history, personality and health as is known to us.

To see the adoptable pets for Nebraska Italian Greyhound Rescue click here



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