Posted over 10 months ago | Updated over 2 months ago
Meet GEYRAN!
GEYRAN was saved and cared for by Muscat Dog Adoption before being sent with other rescued dogs to Give a Dog a Home Rescue in Sebec, Maine. They arrived in the US on 28th January 2025 and were transported to the rescue, where they are settling in.
Health & Background
✅ Cleared by the US Canine Center for Diseases upon entry into the US
✅ Spayed
✅ Rabies and core vaccines up to date
✅ Heartworm and tick tested negative
✅ On monthly preventatives
✅ Microchipped
âš–ï¸ Weighs around 56 pounds
Estimated DOB: 2 February 2021
Front leg amputee
Mother of BINKY, who has since been adopted
GEYRAN - FOSTER FAMILY UPDATE
We picked Geyran up at Give a Dog a Home rescue in Sebec on September 1st, and have fostered her for one week so far. She started out being clearly nervous and skittish around us -- and who could blame her after what she's experienced in the world so far? But it's been the most amazing thing to see her change from day to day, becoming more confident and loving and playful from one day to the next.
This girl has a lot of love to give, and absolutely adores being loved on. While she still has a long way to go to being her most confident self, with the quick progress she's making, it's clear the only thing standing between her and her best self is a little time and a lot of love.
Geyran happily sleeps in her crate with the door open during the night, doesn't bother you when you're still sleeping, and then comes to greet you and get some rubs when you get out of bed. She is a very clever girl, and despite having never lived in a home before, knows to only potty outside. First thing in the morning she follows close behind me to the front door, then goes straight outside to do her business. During the day she naps on her bed in the living room, and makes trips outside with us when we go out.
She is a huge fan of taking a walk on the trail in the woods behind our house. We have been trying to convince her to take it easy with short jaunts only while she adjusts from a more sedentary life in the Oman rescue and GaDah rescue, to being more active. Geyran certainly seems to be good with other dogs, because she manages to get on with our dog Apollo, who has a fairly severe case of only-child syndrome and wants everything to be about him. While Apollo does resource guard us despite our best efforts, Geyran takes it in stride. While I don't think they'll ever be snuggle buddies, they get along as well as we ever could have hoped considering what a tough nut to crack Apollo is.
Geyran does try to engage Apollo in play sometimes, but our snooty dog has mostly turned his nose up at her. The only chance we've had to see them play together is when we get either Geyran or Apollo worked up and when one starts to do some zoomies, then the other usually can't resist joining in and suddenly they are lapping the house together.
When we bring Geyran into the bedroom at night to sleep, she first comes to our bedside to get lots of rubs alongside Apollo before we turn out the lights and she heads into her crate. She's come to love this routine, and she seems so happy when the both of us are giving attention to them together....I think it's her favorite part of the day. It's honestly been making it harder and harder to stop giving her attention and turn off the light each night.
I hope someone out there will finally give this sweet, sweet girl the chance she deserves to find her family, and discover all that she has to give once she has a chance to settle down in her forever home.
GEYRAN’s Personality
Can be skittish in the kennels, but once comfortable, is very affectionate and craves human attention
Has become more reserved since her son Binky was adopted
Loves treats — may try to steal kennel mates' snacks (likely from past survival instincts), but not aggressive
Good with other dogs, though can be a little bossy at times
â™€ï¸ Despite being a front leg amputee, she is active and fast — check out her videos!
â¤ï¸ Desperate for love and affection — just needs time to build confidence with new people
What GEYRAN Needs
A family that can provide a healthy lifestyle, both mentally and physically
Good quality food, toys, and treats
Regular veterinary wellness checks
â³ Patience and understanding as she adjusts and builds trust
GEYRAN’s Story
Lived on the streets of Oman with her pups for about a year, socializing with kind locals
She and her puppies were shot — only her son Binky survived
Sustained two gunshot wounds to her leg, leading to amputation
â¤ï¸ Despite everything, she remains incredibly happy and social, loving everyone she meets
About Wadi Dogs
Stray dogs in Oman, often called “Wadi Dogs,” are a unique mix of sighthound breeds, believed to descend from the majestic Saluki and other smaller agile breeds, many resembling whippets. Without rescue, these dogs often face harsh fates such as being shot or hit by vehicles.
Adoption Details
Adoption fee: $350
Location: Sebec, Maine
Families must complete and submit an adoption application
Once approved, you’ll be invited to schedule an appointment to meet GEYRAN and hopefully take her home
â±ï¸ Applications are typically processed within 24 hours
Click here to complete the Adoption Questionnaire
Want to See More of GEYRAN?
Check out our Facebook Page ALBUMS, where we upload hundreds of photos of Geyran and all our adoptable dogs waiting for their perfect families!
Meet GEYRAN!
GEYRAN was saved and cared for by Muscat Dog Adoption before being sent with other rescued dogs to Give a Dog a Home Rescue in Sebec, Maine. They arrived in the US on 28th January 2025 and were transported to the rescue, where they are settling in.
Health & Background
✅ Cleared by the US Canine Center for Diseases upon entry into the US
✅ Spayed
✅ Rabies and core vaccines up to date
✅ Heartworm and tick tested negative
✅ On monthly preventatives
✅ Microchipped
âš–ï¸ Weighs around 56 pounds
Estimated DOB: 2 February 2021
Front leg amputee
Mother of BINKY, who has since been adopted
GEYRAN - FOSTER FAMILY UPDATE
We picked Geyran up at Give a Dog a Home rescue in Sebec on September 1st, and have fostered her for one week so far. She started out being clearly nervous and skittish around us -- and who could blame her after what she's experienced in the world so far? But it's been the most amazing thing to see her change from day to day, becoming more confident and loving and playful from one day to the next.
This girl has a lot of love to give, and absolutely adores being loved on. While she still has a long way to go to being her most confident self, with the quick progress she's making, it's clear the only thing standing between her and her best self is a little time and a lot of love.
Geyran happily sleeps in her crate with the door open during the night, doesn't bother you when you're still sleeping, and then comes to greet you and get some rubs when you get out of bed. She is a very clever girl, and despite having never lived in a home before, knows to only potty outside. First thing in the morning she follows close behind me to the front door, then goes straight outside to do her business. During the day she naps on her bed in the living room, and makes trips outside with us when we go out.
She is a huge fan of taking a walk on the trail in the woods behind our house. We have been trying to convince her to take it easy with short jaunts only while she adjusts from a more sedentary life in the Oman rescue and GaDah rescue, to being more active. Geyran certainly seems to be good with other dogs, because she manages to get on with our dog Apollo, who has a fairly severe case of only-child syndrome and wants everything to be about him. While Apollo does resource guard us despite our best efforts, Geyran takes it in stride. While I don't think they'll ever be snuggle buddies, they get along as well as we ever could have hoped considering what a tough nut to crack Apollo is.
Geyran does try to engage Apollo in play sometimes, but our snooty dog has mostly turned his nose up at her. The only chance we've had to see them play together is when we get either Geyran or Apollo worked up and when one starts to do some zoomies, then the other usually can't resist joining in and suddenly they are lapping the house together.
When we bring Geyran into the bedroom at night to sleep, she first comes to our bedside to get lots of rubs alongside Apollo before we turn out the lights and she heads into her crate. She's come to love this routine, and she seems so happy when the both of us are giving attention to them together....I think it's her favorite part of the day. It's honestly been making it harder and harder to stop giving her attention and turn off the light each night.
I hope someone out there will finally give this sweet, sweet girl the chance she deserves to find her family, and discover all that she has to give once she has a chance to settle down in her forever home.
GEYRAN’s Personality
Can be skittish in the kennels, but once comfortable, is very affectionate and craves human attention
Has become more reserved since her son Binky was adopted
Loves treats — may try to steal kennel mates' snacks (likely from past survival instincts), but not aggressive
Good with other dogs, though can be a little bossy at times
â™€ï¸ Despite being a front leg amputee, she is active and fast — check out her videos!
â¤ï¸ Desperate for love and affection — just needs time to build confidence with new people
What GEYRAN Needs
A family that can provide a healthy lifestyle, both mentally and physically
Good quality food, toys, and treats
Regular veterinary wellness checks
â³ Patience and understanding as she adjusts and builds trust
GEYRAN’s Story
Lived on the streets of Oman with her pups for about a year, socializing with kind locals
She and her puppies were shot — only her son Binky survived
Sustained two gunshot wounds to her leg, leading to amputation
â¤ï¸ Despite everything, she remains incredibly happy and social, loving everyone she meets
About Wadi Dogs
Stray dogs in Oman, often called “Wadi Dogs,” are a unique mix of sighthound breeds, believed to descend from the majestic Saluki and other smaller agile breeds, many resembling whippets. Without rescue, these dogs often face harsh fates such as being shot or hit by vehicles.
Adoption Details
Adoption fee: $350
Location: Sebec, Maine
Families must complete and submit an adoption application
Once approved, you’ll be invited to schedule an appointment to meet GEYRAN and hopefully take her home
â±ï¸ Applications are typically processed within 24 hours
Click here to complete the Adoption Questionnaire
Want to See More of GEYRAN?
Check out our Facebook Page ALBUMS, where we upload hundreds of photos of Geyran and all our adoptable dogs waiting for their perfect families!
