Greyhound Danny, described by two UK outlets as “Britain’s loneliest” dog, has been adopted after a long stay at Battersea Old Windsor in Berkshire. BBC News reports that Danny spent far more time than most dogs at the centre, with his stay lasting about 15 times longer than the average. The Daily Express also says Danny is an ex-racing greyhound and that he finally finds a new home after waiting for an extended period at the kennel. Both accounts frame the adoption as a turnaround for a dog that had remained in the centre for a prolonged stretch, ultimately receiving a “forever home.” The reports do not specify Danny’s new owner’s name, the timing of the adoption, or any further details of his background beyond his greyhound and ex-racing history. Overall, the articles agree that the dog’s unusually long time at the rescue centre ends with adoption.