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Current Adoptables
Disclaimer: Our adoption process matches hounds with homes based on personality. Prospective owners do not have the ability to hand-pick a dog based on looks alone. Our job is to provide you with the perfect friend for life!
 FrankThis is “Frank” whose racing name is also Frank! He is a 5 year old big kiwi boy who raced 146 times in New Zealand before retiring. He is a goofball with puppy-like behavior, who loves to play with people and other dogs. He would do best with an active family that likes to get out and about since he still has some running to do! He is cat trainable! |  Lisa (Hardcore Lisa)Lisa just turned 7 days after she came to MGA from New Zealand last month, after 32 racing starts! She is a mid sized social butterfly, who loves people and attention. She walks nicely on leash and was very social with small and mid size dogs. She has not been cat tested yet. |  Joe (Grasscutter Joe)Joe is a 5 year old gorgeous, slender kiwi boy with 61 races in New Zealand in his history. He is shy when he first meets new people, but becomes affectionate and very people focused once he knows you. He is great on a leash. He did need some additional training with small dogs before coming to us. He is a clean boy in his kennel. Joe is not cat trainable. |
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 JettA glorious 15 month old black beauty with charm oozing out of everywhere who came to MGA to be rehomed as a very young puppy with no track training or experience. Jett needs an adopter who can help him contain his natural curiosity about his environment and be present with him as he matures into his adult self. He loves to play with other dogs and he is cat tolerant. |  Bruiser (Big Time Bruiser)Bruiser is a big, beautiful 4 year old boy who loves his toys! He would be best as an only dog and needs an adopter who can keep him active. |  Parker - Adoption pending4 years and 79 pounds of magnificence! Parker is a smart boy who does best with established routines. He has some energy and is very polite walking on lead with no distractions. No cats for him. |
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