*Introducing Banksy*
Well, if ever Carlsberg did Lurchers Banksy would be it.
Found late one night standing alone and confused in the middle of a town, Banksy was seen and saved by a lovely lady who had adopted from us a couple of years ago. She didn't hesitate in bringing him home, introducing him to her own dogs and giving him a sofa for the night until we could collect him the next day.
As usual, No collar, No Chip, No Accountability .

Banksy has been with us for a couple of weeks and if any of our team were asked to describe him it would be:-
*a dream dog
*gentle
*loving
*kind
*funny
*playful
*chilled
*easiest dog ever
*friendly
*housetrained
*sociable with dogs/humans
*walks perfectly on lead
*travels well
And there are probably many other positive words too that we could use.

Banksy is as close to perfection as they come and if you have ever been tempted to become a first time Sighthound owner or if you are thinking of adding to your hound/non hound doggy family now is your chance.

Approximately 18 months old, Banksy is a stunning blue boy who is going to bring so much joy to the lucky home that get to adopt him. And, as all Sighthound owners know, there's no better family pet.

We would love to see Banksy get a home here in Ireland and not be one of the many who have to rely on our hound rescue friends in the UK or Italy for help.
Banksy is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped (his chip number is available on request). He has not been cat tested.
Banksy will require a home with a fully secure garden (he does love a zoomie), a comfortable sofa (not fussy on colour, he says) and a home interested in making him a part of their daily routine and adventures.

In compliance with DAFM legislation, the GalwaySPCA unique certificate number is GPT200022C.