Northern California Beagle Rescue Beagles Available for Adoption
California - San Leandro, Folsom, Milpitas, San Mateo, San Jose
March 12
ADOPTION DAY AT PETSMART!
Looking to add a fun-loving Beagle to your household? NorCal Beagle Rescue is having Beagle Adoption days at PetsMart. We are now at three locations. Please see the following locations and dates:
Petsmart located at 185 Curtner Avenue, San Jose 95125 (The Plant Shopping Center)
From 10am - 2pm
• July 11th - New Event
Petsmart located at 15555 E. 14th Street, San Leandro 94578
From 10am - 1pm
• June 20th
• July 18th
• August 15th
• September 19th
• October 17th
• November 7th
• December 5th
Petsmart located at 2375 Iron Point Road, Folsom, CA 95630
From 10am-1pm.
• June 20th
• July 11th
• July 25th
• August 1st
• August 15th
Petsmart located at 175 Ranch Dr., Milpitas, CA
From 10am - 1pm
• August 8th
• September 12th
• October 10th
• November 14th
• December 12th
Petsmart located at 3520 S. El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA
From 10am - 1pm
• June 27th
• July 25th
• August 22nd
• September 26th
• October 24th
• November 21th
• December 19th
Please stop by if you are in the area to meet some of the volunteers, see some of the available beagles, to have you questions answered and to also be prescreened to adopt a beagle. If you have any questions about the adoption event, would like to volunteer, or know the beagles that will be joining us please contact:
***PLEASE NOTE - NOT ALL AVAILABLE BEAGLES WILL BE AT PETSMART AS THEY ARE LOCATED THROUGHOUT NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
See you at Petsmart!
Contact Pearl (San Leandro), Susan (Folsom), Miguel (Milpitas, SJ), Hsu-Lien (San Mateo)
email: spay.neuter@sbcglobal.net CA-142372
California - Fremont/Sacramento
July 24
FOSTER HOMES DESPERATELY NEEDED!!!
Age: none
Sex: male neutered
You may have noticed that our adoptions are up. We have been able to find loving homes for so many of the dogs that we've rescued. In fact, many times there are so many applications for a single dog that it's difficult to choose the most ideal home.
The first step in rescuing these deserving dogs is to have foster homes where they can stay until the perfect adoptive home is found for them. We are contacted daily by many shelters in the area begging us to take a dog whose time has run out. Our ability to do this depends on our having a foster home available. So many of them have to be let go because of our lack of foster homes. You've seen many of the beautiful dogs on this site. There are many others that we've had to turn down because we have nowhere to house them.
We have a wonderful family of foster moms and dads ready to lend you support when needed, there just aren't enough of us for the number of dogs who need our help. Please find it in your heart to open your home to a dog in need. This selfless act can be one of the most gratifying things you'll ever do.
If you have room in your heart and in your home for one more, please contact Eva...
I was just diagnosed with bladder stones and will require emergency surgery on Friday, June 12. The stones are causing a blockage—a very serious and painful condition. Donations are needed to help offset the cost of my surgery.
Donations can be made where I am having my surgery directly at:
Boulevard Pet Hospital
1555 S. Winchester Blvd.
San Jose, CA 95128
408-379-5554
Tax deductible donations can be made online through PayPal @ http://www.norcalbeagles.com/donate.html or checks can be made out to NCARF and mailed to the address below.
Nor Cal Animal Rescue Friends
P.O. Box 580327
Elk Grove Ca 95758 – 0006
When you donate, please indicate that the donation is for my (Mocha’s) medical care. Donations, big or small, will be appreciated. My adoption will temporarily be on hold until the end of June. However, I would love to have my forever home ready for me, so don’t hesitate to submit an application for me now. If you would like to know how I am doing, please e-mail my foster mom, Elaine.
Hi, my name is Mocha. I am a six year old, petite, 13” lemon (brown and white) beagle and weigh 20 lbs. I am spayed, had a dental cleaning a few months ago, and am current on my shots.
I am a quiet, friendly, mellow, affectionate dog. I am good on the leash and love going for walks. I am house trained, have no destructive behaviors, and am obedient. I am good with other dogs and cats. I love being next to my human and am the perfect size to fit in your lap. At the end of the day, I’m content to crash next to you on the couch or in my dog bed.
I will be happiest in an adult household or one with quiet, teenage children that also has a stay-at-home person—no exceptions. I will also do best with another dog to keep me company.
If you would like to adopt me, please complete an Online Adoption Application. If you would like more information on me, please contact Elaine.
Marvin - (Adoption Pending)
Age: 5 yrs old
Sex: male neutered
Hi I'm Marvin and I am 5 years old. I am really enjoying my new dog life. I spent the last few years of my life as a research beagle but I am so happy to just be some one's pet now. I am settling in very well at my foster home. I get along with all my foster brothers and sisters and I even saw this other "dog" (Reggie, the cat) but I am not really interested in him.
I enjoy taking walks and my foster mom says I am very good on the leash. I could get use to lounging around on the couch all day. I sleep in my crate at night and it's not so bad. I really hope I find a permanent home that enjoys going for walks and is very understanding. I am still learning how to be a normal "dog" and need someone who will be patient. If you are looking to adding a sweet easy going guy to your family, then I'm your guy!!!
Hi, my name is Scooby. I am a 15” tri-color Beagle mix. Several months ago, I was rescued from a shelter where my time had run out. Since then, I’ve been through medical tests and had a mass cell tumor removed. Unfortunately, the bad thing about this kind of tumor is that it can manifest in other places on my body and keep coming back. On the bright side, I am not in pain and have more good years ahead of me.
I am an active, fun, attentive, obedient dog. You only have to call me once and I’ll come running—ready and willing. I am easily trainable, motivated and love to please my human. I am energetic and love taking walks. I am friendly to people, cats and other dogs, and I am great with kids. I use the doggy door and am housetrained.
I do have a low thyroid condition and am on medication for it. Due to this condition, I have recently put on too much weight--I weigh about 38 lbs. I’ve just begun medication and am now on a low calorie diet, so the extra pounds should begin coming off. I’ve been neutered, had a dental cleaning a few months ago, and am current on my shots.
The doctor’s best guess is that I have another 1-4 good years to look forward to. (If I have anything to say about it, I will live far beyond 4 years.) Since nothing can be done for my type of tumor, you won’t have future medical bills for treatment. I would be so happy and grateful to have a loving forever home to comfortably live out the rest of my life.
The family that adopts me must be committed to providing a healthy lifestyle through proper diet and exercise. They also must love me enough to help me cross the Rainbow Bridge when it’s time. I know it’s asking a lot for someone to adopt me knowing that it will be difficult to let me go when it’s time. However, I hope the joy and love that I give for the rest of my life will be sufficient reward for the sadness you feel when it’s time for me to go. I think I am a special dog that deserves a loving forever home.
There is no adoption fee for me. If you would like to open your heart and home to me, please complete an Online Adoption Application. If you would like more information about me, please contact my foster mom, Heather.
Hi! My name’s Tucker, and I am young and playful. I am also very good looking. I have a sleek soft black coat. I’m also pretty quiet. I like hanging out with my foster siblings, but there not too playful. They’re a little old for me.
I’m about 2 years old. I was found as a stray that nobody claimed. I don’t know why. I am a good dog. I don’t really bark. That’s good for a beagle. When I get really playful I’ll bark at my playmate. It’s a very unique sounding bark. You’ll like it.
I’m also a good cuddler both on the couch and on the bed. I’ll sleep right next to you and not move. I’m also very good in a crate and have no issues sleeping there. I’m not too found of children and would do best in a home with adults only and perhaps a younger canine playmate.
If you’re looking for a sweet, lovable addition to your family then I’m your guy. Please email my foster parents Andy or John @ beaglebrigade@sbcglobal.net, so I can find my forever family.
Gracie - (Adoption Pending)
Age: 3 years
Sex: female spayed
My name is Grace Bella Jeanes, but my friends call me Gracie. It’s not my AKC papers that make me special, or my long ears, or how pretty I am. What makes me special is what a good girl I am. I don’t dig, howl, or bark, I don’t pull much on a leash, I’m not a trash digger, I give the dominate dogs their way, and I don’t gobble up my food. I’m even a good camping dog, but make sure, like with all beagles, you keep me on a leash.
I’m a 13” beagle and at 32 lbs. I’ve let my figure go a bit. My foster Mom is helping me turn that around. I love being loved. My foster Mom says I’m the most low maintenance beagle she’s fostered and she’s fostered a lot.
My foster Mom has two boys that are constantly showering me with attention and I never turn down and snuggle or belly rub. If you’re looking for the best dog ever, look no further and contact my foster mom.
Coffee was paralyzed probably due to a serious car hit and sent to a shelter in northern Taiwan last September. Two animal lovers in Taiwan heard this news from the Internet and decided to take him away from the danger of euthanasia. They also found his vocal cord has been cut off for he could not bark as normal dogs.
They have sought the best medical treatment for Coffee since then. Coffee stayed in the hospital, treated his limb decubitus ulcer and the skin lichened. His skin is fully recovered now. He was also given far infrared irradiation every day and rehabilitation treatment, including acupuncture therapy. He is now able to stand for 1-2 minutes for the longest chance and prop up his lower limbs while dragging his body for movement, which will help lower the chance of having decubitus ulcer in the future. He is in great physical condition, having all vaccinations done and blood test passed. He now weighs over 30lb (14kg).
Coffee is very energetic. Though he can run as normal beagles while riding his cart, he does need more attention than normal dogs do. He needs help to put him on the cart to run for 30 minutes to an hour few times a day. He is housebroken but with his paralysis, needs to be taken outside 4 times a day, currently on a schedule of 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm. His urinary nerve is weak resulting in his disability to emit all the urine from bladder so he needs help to press his bladder to empty it. Coffee’s intestines and stomach was impacted by the serious injury so he needs to consume high-fiber food to help shape his excrement.
Until now, they cannot find anyone who can give Coffee a loving home in Taiwan. Most people in Taiwan, including them, either have to work long hours or live in a small apartment without a yard for Coffee to run on his cart. Coffee still stays in the hospital now.
Coffee is expecting a family who is willing to wholeheartedly accept his paralysis, urinary problems and possible occasional decubitus ulcer, and can offer him big space to run on his cart. Coffee is nice and friendly to everyone. Though he cannot bark normally as other dogs, he is very enthusiastic about guarding his home. He is smart and learns good manners fast with only very preliminary training. He is a bit naughty but knows when to stop as long as instructions are given in time.
If you are willing to adopt Coffee, please contact Linda (Taiwan) or Jennifer (San Jose, CA). They will arrange someone being the dog guardian to fly with Coffee to the US with all required paper work.
Hi, Everyone. My name is Hugo Megabeagle, and I'm about 6 years old. I rolled into rescue weighing 71 pounds. I was called a stray. I could hardly walk, so how could I stray away from anyone? I'm a 15" lemon beagle and should weigh half of what I now weigh. I'm already on my way down to that halfway point.
Mommy took me to the doctor right away. Mommy runs the Beagle Fat Farm, by the way. She wanted me to see the doctor immediately because she had to know how much exercise I could tolerate before forcing it onto me. Many overweight beagles have heart murmurs, but my heart is sound. Also, many of us have a thyroid condition. I had to give up some of my blood for a thyroid test. It came back normal. I have no health issues at all so could start my diet, which really started the minute I got here, and my exercise program. I'm starting to feel better already, and I've only lost a few pounds so far.
Mommy tells me that I'm a very handsome boy. The average person will just see a very fat beagle. A special person will see the handsome beagle within, the one I was born to be and will be again. Trapped inside this huge body is a slim, agile, athletic beagle just waiting to be free.
Even looking like I do now, I have a lot going for me. I'm potty trained. I get along well with the other dogs here, large and small, I ignore the cats. My only special need is my need to lose weight. I'm not a good walking partner yet because right now I can only tolerate very slow walks.
I'm a very grateful boy just to be here, but I long for a forever home with caring people who won't let me stray. My heart is as big as the rest of me and is filled with love for a kind Mommy and Daddy. If you are one of those special people who can look through the exterior and see what really counts, and have the commitment it takes to help me lose weight, please contact my foster mom, Suzy, to learn more about me.
Daisy is a very sweet girl with tons of spunk and personality. She is very active for her age. She loves to romp in the yard, chase squirrels, and lay in the sun. She loves nothing more than getting a belly rub and she thinks she is a lap dog and will just jump in your lap and smothers you with kisses. She is very loving and affectionate.
Daisy loves to go for walks and gets very excited while being walked. She is strong and does pull but is getting better as we have been working on this.
Daisy is very obedient. She does not have accidents in the house, can use a doggie door, obeys when told “down” and “off” and is very eager to please. A house without a cat is a must as her chasing instinct is too strong and she can spot a cat a mile away and just wants to chase it.
There is so much to love about Miss Daisy… she deserves a stable, loving home where she is free to be the wonderful beagle that she is. If you have the time, love and devotion to give to this very special beagle girl, please contact Sue.
Hi my name is Montgomery McBeagle, but my friends call me Monte. I am three years old and I love to play with kids and other dogs if there are no kids around. I like being part of the family and my foster mom sometimes even calls me Goofy. I love soft chew toys and being out on a walk. I get to go to doggie daycare where I can run and play the whole day away.
I think that I am mister perfect, but unfortunately I am not. I have one little problem, well I guess you could say I have two little problems. The first which I don't think is a problem but that my foster mom says differently is I like to chase cats. So I will need a home without those little pesky creatures.
My other problem is allergies. I can get a shot from the vet when my allergies act up for everything but grass. I am really, really allergic to grass. If I play on a lawn, I will then spend the rest of the day trying to scratch my itches, especially the ones between my toes. If I had my way, green lawns would be ban so I could go anywhere I wanted, but since I don't think I can change the world, I will need to find one special family who agrees with my way a thinking.
So if you think you would like a lovable, goofy beagle who if given a chance will spend the whole day snuggled up in your lap then please give the rescue a call.
Meet Bailey and Princess! The best “pair” of Beagles you’ll ever meet!
Bailey-a beautiful girl that is very mellow! She loves to walk/run with her foster parents and gets along well with everyone! Every now and then she lets out a bark, but for a Beagle she is pretty quiet. Bailey is a bit overweight so we have her on doggy weight watchers. She is house trained, knows how to use the doggy door and sleeps very well in her crate at night.
Bailey is Princess’ mommy and is very bonded to her. They have been together their entire lives, so you can find them by each others side most of the time. Bailey loves attention and will plop right up on your lap if allowed. We would love to be able to place Bailey and Princess in their “forever” home together. They both get pretty anxious if they aren’t with one another and will try to “escape” if they are not in a secure yard, so a secure yard is a must. Bailey is healthy and is up-to-date on all of her shots!
Princess-sweet, beautiful and mellow too! Not much fazes her except when Bailey isn’t by her side. She loves to hang out with her other foster siblings, however most of the time you can find her curled up right next to Bailey on their doggy bed. Princess is also house trained and knows how to use the doggy door.
Princess loves to snuggle and get attention. She is a typical beagle. She follows her nose, loves to poke around in the back yard, and loves to go for walks. Princess is healthy and up to date on her shots.
If you would like to open your home to these two special Beagles, please contact their foster mom Sandy.
Hi, my name is Peaches, but it’s not because of my beautiful peach color or the peach pit marking on my forehead, it’s because I was found as a stray on a peach orchard. Good samaritans took me in until I could make my way to beagle rescue. They even crate trained me while I was there although I like to fuss for about 4-5 minutes when I first go in just so you know I’m still the boss.
I’m a lemon beagle – that means I have no black. I’m about 1 ½ years old and I act like it. I have lots of energy and a short attention span. I will need a home with access to a backyard I can run around in and a family that will take me on regular walks. I even like to chase tennis balls. I need a family that has patience for us younger dogs to work on my housebreaking and leash training and who is committed to obedience training me so I don’t end up an unruly dog. I will already “sit” for a treat. Us beagles will do just about anything for a treat.
I know this sounds odd for a beagle, but I’m a little underweight. Being a beagle, and having regular meals instead of scrounging for food on the run, I should be up to my beagle weight in no time.
In case you’re wondering, yes I can put my tongue back in my mouth, but when treats are being offered for photos, I can’t help it! If you would like to meet me or get more information, contact my foster Mom Susan.
Hi, Everyone. My name is Fern, and I'm glamorous. I am old-movie-star glamorous. Just look at my pictures. I have Bette Davis eyes and Betty Grable legs. Did you know that Betty Grable's legs were so valuable that they were insured for a million dollars? That's in the days when a million dollars was a lot of money. It's true, look it up. With my beauty, it's too bad I was born a dog.
I'm 6 - 8 years old and taller than the average beagle. My height adds to my beauty. In a pack of beagles, you'll always be able to spot me because I'll stand out. I love looking down on my own kind.
I have excellent house manners. I'll follow you around from room to room and be loyal to you forever. In fact, I don't like being left alone. I always stick close to my person. That's just how I am.
I even know tricks. I can shake hands and roll over. When I roll over, I need lots of room because I really throw myself into that trick. It's not every dog who can do that trick, so I like to give it all I've got and show my stuff.
If you're old enough to know who Bette Davis and Betty Grable were, you're old enough to adopt me. I'm looking for a mature couple or mature individual who will be home most of the time to give me the love and togetherness that I seek. In return, I'll look at you in adoration with my Bette Davis eyes and melt your heart. If you're looking for a beagle who really knows how to love her person, please contact Suzy.
Hi, my name is Ruffy. I am a 15”, long, slender, 30 lb., tri-color beagle boy. I settled in quickly at my foster home and get along well with the other dogs. I immediately learned to use the doggy door, am housebroken, crate trained, leash trained, and have no destructive behaviors. I am healthy; however, I do take thyroid meds.
I love going for walks and am friendly to the people and dogs I meet along the way, I am also good around my foster mom’s six-year old grandson. I am a sweet, mellow, loving, happy dog—my tail is always wagging. I ride well in the car. I love lying next to my foster mom’s feet or sleeping next to her bed. If you’re looking for companionship, I’m your guy as I prefer being in close proximity to my family.
I am neutered and current on my shots. I don’t chase the ducks or squirrels in the back yard, so it’s a safe bet that I’d be great around kitties. I love being petted and having my ears and tummy rubbed. I will be happiest in a home with either a stay-at-home person or someone with a flexible schedule. Although I would like a canine companion, a home in which I am the only dog is okay too.
If you would like to open your heart and home to me, please complete an Online Adoption Application. If you would like more information on me, please contact my foster mom, Elaine.
Hi, my name is Annie. I am 6 years old and was surrendered by my family due to the illness of a family member. I am a sweet 15” lemon beagle and weigh about 28 lbs. I am spayed and current on my shots.
I settled in quickly at my foster home and get along well with the other dogs. I am accustomed to small children, and will do well with kids of all ages. I don’t chase the ducks or squirrels in the back yard, so it’s a safe bet that I’d be great around kitties. I am a mellow, easy going dog. I use the doggy door, am house trained, crate trained, and have no destructive behaviors. I love going for walks and am an eager walker. At the end of the day, I’m content to crash next to you on the couch or in my dog bed.
I will be happiest in a home with a stay-at-home person and a canine companion. A home in which I am the only dog is okay too.
If you would like to open your heart and home to me, please complete an Online Adoption Application. If you would like more information on me, please contact my foster mom, Elaine.
Katie is looking for a new place to call home. She loves running, going for walks playing with children and sleeping. She loves to play tug of war with her soft squeaky play toy and to be chased around the backyard. Katie loves belly rubs and having her hair combed. She would love to be on your lap if you allow her.
Katie is an inside dog and best suited as a 1 pet household. She’s the queen of her domain. Katie does not like dogs, cats or loud noises. She is an excellent guard dog and is protective of your home.
Katie needs a family who has the time everyday to walk her and give her the attention she deserves.
Please call Linda at 510-357-1849 for more details.
Are you coo-coo for Coco Puffs? That’s me and at 7 lbs. I’m not much bigger than one. You’re probably admiring my long legs. That’s from my Italian Greyhound side, the rest of me is Chihuahua. It was pretty easy for me to sneak into the cracks of beagle rescue. It’s a good thing I did because the day after they brought me home, they found out I had pneumonia. Without immediate medical care and hospitalization, I would have died cold and alone in a kennel at the shelter. But instead, I have a wardrobe of new sweaters to keep me warm and my choice of snuggly spots, but my preference is right next to or on top of my humans.
I’m taking my sweet time putting weight back on because unlike beagles, all I will eat is dry dog food. I won’t eat wet food, eggs, cheese, hot dogs, chicken, cottage cheese, broth, or baby food. My foster Mom tired it all because it’s impossible to hide pills in dry dog food! I don’t care for other dogs because I want all my human’s attention to myself. So, if you need a lap warmer that doesn’t take up much room, want to meet me or just see how I’m doing, contact my foster Mom Susan.
Fun loving Snoopy is looking for wonderful family to call all of his own. Snoopy is a great tri colored beagle who is sweet and loving and loves his walks. His foster dad has been working with him on his leash manners and Snoopy is really catching on fast. Snoopy does well with other dogs and children too. He loves attention and if you are not careful, he will quickly take a place on the bed and use the pillow to keep his head comfortable. Snoopy is ready to start a new life with a family who will treat him kindly and take him for walks. Please contact Eva if you would like to welcome Snoopy into your home.
Online Adoption Application
Please welcome Dexter to rescue. Dexter was an owner surrender from the shelter whose family could no longer take care of due to family illness. His previous family had him for two years and prior to that he was with his previous owners for five years.
Dexter is doing great in his foster home where he loves to go for walks and also sun bathe with his beagle buddy. He is doing well with the kids, greeting them with a very happy wagging tail when they come home. He loves to sleep with the foster daughter at night. He has a very endearing habit of burying his head under pillows or blankets and then popping out with a big doggy smile, almost like he is playing peek-a-boo. He has not had an accident in the house, and has mastered the doggy door to the back yard. He loves to go for walks, often giving his foster family notice if they haven't taken him for his daily walk. He is very good on a leash.
Dexter is a very sweet dog who loves to snuggle and has lots of love to give and would fit into many home situations. If you have a place for him in your heart and are willing to give him regular walks, please contact Miguel.
Hi there, Ladies, my name is Max. I'm an older boy looking for an older girl to spend the rest of my life with. I'm a miniature dachshund who weighs 10 pounds and am 12 years old. We miniature dachshunds have very long life spans, so I intend to still be around for a very long time.
As you can see by my pictures, I am a dapper older boy who likes to dress well. I prefer being carried to walking by your side, and I make a fine escort.
I didn't always look this good. I came from the shelter covered in oil. Here at the Senior Center we see the residents arriving in all kinds of terrible conditions, but I'm the only one who arrived covered in oil. I was bathed in Dawn Dishwashing Liquid. I should do a commercial for Dawn because it's a product I believe in now. I had to have dental surgery and had most of my teeth removed. I feel so much better now, but I have to eat only soft food.
I am a true gentleman. I'm completely potty trained, I never mark my territory. I'm everything you're looking for in an older boy. Being a dachshund, I could spend all my time in your lap. No breed of dog loves to be held more than we dachshunds love being held. It just comes naturally to us.
This older boy knows what he wants and that is an older girl. We can take care of each other in our senior years. I promise to always be faithful to you and will never have a roving eye for a younger girl. I appreciate the maturity, dignity, and wisdom that can only come with age. If you feel the same and are ready for the true love I have to offer, please contact my foster mom, Suzy, to learn more.
Snoopy is as sweet as they come. He is a wonderful beagle and he is doing great in his foster home. He enjoys the company of the other two beagles in his foster home and the company of his foster mom. He is sweet and loving and would do very well in a home with another dog for companionship or a family with a flexible schedule. He is also learning to enjoy the dog park and has made a few trips there with his foster mom. Initially he was a little submissive when he would go and now is exploring more of the park and enjoying himself. Probably a home with older children would be best too as we do not know how he would be with little ones. Please contact Eva if you would like to welcome Snoopy into your home.
Milo - (Adoption Pending)
Age: 3 years
Sex: male neutered
Hi, I’m Milo and I’m new around here. At my last home, my people worked so I was home alone all day long. That made me very sad and lonely and I would cry. They didn’t know when they got me that beagles are pack animals and like to be around their people or four legged friends. They knew in their hearts I deserved better so lucky for me, they called beagle rescue to the rescue.
I’m a lemon beagle which means I have no black on me. I’m 15” and 28 lbs. I am just the perfect weight if I do say so myself, but my foster Mom says so too. I even like to chase tennis balls. I’m good with kids and am even housebroken. I am not an alpha dog. I will sit, shake, roll over or do just about anything for a treat.
I will need a home with access to a backyard I can run around in, lay around and sun myself in. I need a family that will take me on daily walks that I love so much and someone that has a flexible schedule so I’m not home alone much.
If you would like to meet me or get more information, contact my foster Mom Susan.
Drexel is a very sweet and loving beagle who is as good as they come. He is a bit larger at 43 lbs and is an absolutely love bug. He seeks attentions from his foster mom and is very attentive. He loves to play with hs stuffed toy and would enjoy a walk around the block or romp in the dog park. He is a very friendly beagle and would do well in a home with another dog for companionship or a family with a flexible schedule. If you would like to learn more about Drexel, please contact Eva.
Milu
Age: 3-4 years old
Sex: male will be neutered prior to adoption
Milu will be making his journey to the U.S. late July or early August.
- Miguel : BeagleRescue@gmail.com
Hi, my name is Milu. I am an owner surrender to a shelter in Northern Taiwan. I do not know what I did wrong that made my mom and dad leave me. I was hoping they will change their mind and finally take me home. I was waiting everyday while terrified by seeing other dogs disappear and their horrible screaming; in Taiwan, due to uncontrollable stray dog population, shelters euthanize dogs every 7 days. One day in March, some dog lovers heard my story from the internet, decided to take me away from the danger of euthanasia and placed me in a foster family.
I am about 3 to 4 years old, energetic and around 30 lb. I am tested negative for heartworms, have a clean bill of health, and am current on my shots. I’ll be neutered before I go to my forever home.
I am a friendly, mellow, affectionate dog. I get along well with the other dogs and love being next to my human. I am a bit naughty but very eager to please. I am very much house trained but still working on my mounting and urine spraying behavior which should be minimized after I am neutered. I am sensitive to sounds when confined in a crate but am quiet and easy with surroundings out of crate. I am an active, playful dog. I love going for walks and get very excited while being walked. I pull at the beginning but will pace myself along the way.
I am looking for a forever home who would love me wholeheartedly as I do. I am currently being fostered in Taiwan. My foster mom hopes to find me a better life in the US for most people in Taiwan live in small apartments. If you would like to open your heart and home to me, please complete an Online Adoption Application and contact Jennifer (San Jose, CA): yufu.tsai@gmail.com. I shall be arranged to fly with a dog guardian to the US with all required paper work.
Patrick and Jordache are two rascally, loveable knuckleheads that are three-years old, born April 2006. They are Beagle / Border Collie mix. Patrick is 57 lbs. and Jordache is 42 lbs. I lost my part-time job of 29 years and I am looking for new employment that will hopefully be full-time. If I secure full-time employment I won't be able to care for my puppies as they should be. Their shots are up-to-date (two more years on the rabies vaccine), have been on heartworm meds regularly, have been neutered and are registered in San Jose. They each eat one cup of kibble twice a day. They love chew bones. Jordache also loves toys that she can rip open and pull out the stuffing. Patrick is not a toy kinda guy though he will occasionally play with one. Neither is into fetching balls or Frisbees. When my husband and I take them to the park we will go to different ends and take turns calling them. They love to race back and forth between us.
They are very affectionate - demanding even - and like to vie for my attention any time it looks like I have a free hand (hands were made for petting, weren't they?). They play well together. Jordache is the more dominant dog in everything but eating when she waits till her brother has finished. I need to stand by her to make sure she will start eating so that she doesn't follow me around the house and Patrick take advantage of a meal windfall. They are really great dogs and I hate giving them up but must do what's best for them. They need a home that has someone at home all day long. If there are children in the house, one with older children would be best as they are very rambunctious and would end up accidentally hurting smaller children. They have decent manners but they are jumpers. I've been using some of the techniques learned on Victoria Stillwell's "Its Me Or The Dog" show, so they respond well to a sharp "Ah Ah". They sit on command, will lie on command (with a little less enthusiasm) and will sometimes stay. They come when called. At night when it's time to kennel them all you have to do is say, "It's time for bed" and they will head right for their kennels. When I have to leave the house and kennel them I tell them, "Time to go inside now" and they will head for their kennels.
Jordache has the brown and white face, Patrick the black, brown and white one.
Hi, my name is Zaney, and yes, it does seem a little crazy for me a Walker Hound to be listed here with all of these little beagles, but since I am a small Walker Hound, they decided to let me stay. I am 5 years old and was found wondering in Lake County. I was very, very skinny and had fleas, ticks and open sores all over me.
I was very grateful when my foster mom brought me home. All of my sores have healed up; I have gain weight and am ready to find my forever home. I am one of my foster mom’s favorites, because I will stand right next to her to get my loves instead of jumping up and down like the other foster beagles. I am very good on a leash and like children. My only flaw is I try to eat cats, rabbits and squirrels or any other little animal that runs around. Therefore, I need a home without these annoying little creatures.
Please contact my friend Eva if you would like to welcome me into your home!
Hi, Everyone. I've been around awhile, and I'm now finally well enough to go on the web site so everyone can see me. Mommy tells me that I'm beautiful. I have to take her word for it because I can't see myself. I'm blind.
Those of you who can see can tell by my pictures that I'm a dachshund, not a beagle. I'm a standard dachshund and weigh 18 pounds. I'm 6 - 7 years old. I'm the longest and lowest dog you've ever seen.
If you think I have a sad look on my face, let me tell you some of the things that have happened to me. When I came here I had numerous lacerations and bruises on my abdomen. They were infected and swollen. Mommy said it looked like I'd been involved with some farm equipment. I wish I could tell her what happened to me, but I don't know how. She took me to the doctor. Antibiotics took care of the infection and the swelling disappeared. She thought I was a fat dog, but once the swelling went down, I wasn't fat at all. I'd had yet another litter of puppies days before I arrived here and was still lactating. I also don't know how to tell her what happened to my babies, but they are gone. I had long, very straight gashes on my back that looked like they were put there with a sword. I was a mess.
We had to wait for the lactating to stop before I could be spayed. That took a long time but finally happened. At the same time I was spayed, I had mammary tumors removed, which turned out to be benign. If dogs aren't spayed at a young age and are allowed to have litter after litter of puppies like I did, mammary tumors are very common. That's why you should always have your girls spayed early.
My blindness is caused by SARDS, Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome. The two breeds this is most common in are dachshunds and schnauzers. There is no known cause and no known cure. We usually lose our vision within a matter of days or weeks.
You can't imagine the life of neglect I led, and then I went blind besides. I should be angry at the world, but I'm a very happy girl who feels she now has a lot to live for. Mommy tells me that there will be a very kind person who will want to adopt a blind dog like me. She fostered another blind dog who went to a wonderful home with wonderful people. I want to follow in his paw prints. I love to walk on a leash. I just need a seeing eye person to make sure I don't run into a tree. Even though I'm blind, I'm not at all afraid, even when I would be wiser to be afraid and more cautious. I have a very healthy appetite, and I'm potty trained. I've never had an accident in the house. I even like to chase tennis balls. You'd be surprised what a blind dog can learn to do.
I can be adopted into a home where there is another dog if that dog is not aggressive. I'll have to be introduced very slowly. I can't be around cats, though. I've never met a cat I liked. Small children would also not be a good idea.
If you adopt me, I'll love you forever. I will never be able to see you, but I will know how beautiful you are. To learn more about me, please contact my foster mom, Suzy.
This is Tatum ....our 26 pound Blue Tick Beagle girl that is looking for a new home. This is the hardest thing we have ever done; we love Tatum so much but our older beagle which happens to be a female as well and Tatum do not get along especially when food is involved. We feel that it would be easier to place Tatum since she is the younger of our two. We have always worked around the issues with the dogs but now we have a 1 yr old son and we are worried he might get caught in the middle of a dogs when they are having issues with one another and fighting. Tatum is a member of our family and we do not want to see her leave our home; but at this point we do not have any options.
Tatum is a great dog with people…we have a 1 year old son that she absolutely loves. The ideal home for Tatum is a loving family, that doesn’t have any other dogs. She is wonderful with everyone and will be a make a great family dog. She is one of the most loving and affectionate dogs we have ever been around. She is house trained and doesn’t have any destructive behaviors.
Tatum had her annual wellness exam 3 weeks ago and is up to date on all of her shots. She is spayed, chipped, house broken and has always been an inside dog. She loves going on walks and cuddling with people. She is a pretty mellow dog in general and very low maintenance. She would be happy in a home that has a lot of love to give and walks her once a day. I can’t say enough about what a sweet disposition she has. We are so sad to have to give her up for adoption and are really looking for a loving family to take care of her for the rest of her life. If you would like additional information on Tatum, please contact Kristine.
Hi, my name is Astrid. I am a six-year-old, 13”, petite, tri-color beagle, and weigh 21 lbs. I am spayed, microchipped, and am current on my shots. I came from a shelter, so they don’t have any background information on me.
I am a friendly, affectionate dog, and make an excellent guard dog. I am very sweet when I am calm, but tend to bark when I’m excited. I am good on the leash, love going for walks, and am friendly to the people and dogs that I meet along the way. I am house trained, obedient, know basic commands, and have no destructive behaviors. I am good with the other dogs at my foster home. At the end of the day, I’m content to snuggle up with you on the couch or to crash in my dog bed—I’m a good sleeping buddy.
I am good with the children at the park that pet me. However, since I have only been around children at the park, they can’t be sure how I will be around small children in the home. Therefore, it will be best if my forever home is either an adult household or one with children over twelve. Also, I will be happiest in a home with either a stay-at-home person or someone with a flexible schedule and another dog to keep me company. Since I chase and bark at kitties, a kitty-free home will be best.
If you would like to adopt me, please complete an Online Adoption Application. If you would like more information on me, please contact Elaine.
Bingo aka Bobby
Age: 3-4 years old
Sex: male neutered
Bobby is an very adventurous young beagle who is doing very well in his foster home. Bobby originally came to us from a shelter and we do not have any background history on him. His foster parents have provided him structure and guidance and under their care he is blossoming.
Bobby is very food motivated and has learned to sit and wait until it is time for him to eat. Bobby is a sweet beagle and he would do very well with a family who has knowledge and experience with owning a beagle. Please contact his foster dad Dave if you would like to learn more about Bobby!
Hi, my name is Claire and I’m a 9-10 year old sweet beagle girl. Originally, I was found as a stray and it was evident that I had been neglected. I am a 15”, 30 lb. tri-color dog. I have been spayed, am current on my shots, and had a dental cleaning. I have no destructive behaviors, and am house and crate trained. Now that I’m on thyroid meds, I have more energy and am losing weight.
I love going for walks and am friendly to the people and dogs I meet along the way, I love it when my foster mom takes me for a car ride. I am a sweet, gentle, mellow dog and like being with my human. I am good around kids, cats and other dogs. If you’re looking for companionship, I’m your girl as I prefer being in close proximity to my family. I love being petted and having my soft ears rubbed.
I will be happiest in a home with a stay-at-home person or a family with a flexible schedule. I will do fine as an only dog. A home with a doggie door would be great as I don’t like being locked out in the back yard alone. I’m a few pounds overweight, so the family that adopts me needs to assist me in regaining my girlish figure with proper diet and exercise.
Tulare is an unusual name. Her name goes with her story. She was found wandering around in a remote area of Tulare (a city near Fresno) near an elementary school. After a few days of being fed by the kids, one of the moms took her home and cleaned her up. Beagle rescue got a call and on her foster parents way home from Los Angeles, they swung through Tulare (the city) and picked her up. From the minute she came into the car, she was love and kisses. She also was begging for the window down so she could stick her head out.
To this day, her favorite thing is to go in the car and poke her head out the window. She is a petite beagle, weighing only about 20 pounds. She is spunky like little dogs can be and pretty independent; we assume it was what kept her alive during her survival time. She is definitely a beagle through and through from her sound the alarm howl (it is pretty muted however) to her intense interest in what’s on the kitchen counter.
She was very skittish when her foster parents first got her and when they went to pet her, she ducked as though she thought she would be hit. She is much better and trusts them now, so she might have a time of adjustment to her new family. She is affectionate but doesn’t hang around all the time. She is great to walk and very friendly with other dogs and people. They haven’t seen any bad habits like digging or excessive barking.
Tulare would be great in a home with adult companion or a family and even with other pets. Her foster parents have seen her really blossom after one of our other foster beagles left the house, so she might be happiest with just one other pet but she gets along with everyone. She is happy to have attention, but doesn’t require it.
She also loves to be in her crate even during the day to nap. She has also been found hiding inside their closets. She loves to take her bed out of the crate, drag it down the hall and then crawl under it and hang out in the hallway. It is really quite hilarious. So you can see she is quite the personality. She will make someone a very special pet. Please contact Eva if you would like to meet Tulare.
Oscar - (Adoption Pending)
Age: 8 yrs
Sex: male neutered
Hi, my name is Oscar. I’m a handsome, shy yet charming, gentle guy looking for a loving family to call my own. I’m a 13”, 33 lb., tri-color, conformation beagle. I was fed too much and exercised too little in the past, so I’m now on a weight-loss program. I’ve been neutered, microchipped, had a dental cleaning, and am current on my shots.
My foster mom thinks I’m an adorable, sweet dog. Like most beagles, I love to go for walks and explore the world with my nose. I am friendly to people, including children, and other dogs I meet along the way. I love being petted. I am a quiet, mellow dog and enjoy a good snooze on the floor or in a doggie bed. I still have a bark, but seldom use it.
Since I came through a shelter, they don’t have any history on me. Therefore, since there is no history on me with small children, an adult household or a family with children over 12 will be best. I feel more confident when I’m with another friendly dog, so I hope I can find a home with a calm brother or sister.
Harvey is a seven year old tricolor boy waiting for his forever home. He was rescued from a local shelter, and though we can't be positive, it appears this handsome young man had been a backyard dog.
Harvey was in a foster home for a while, but is now being boarded at a local vet hospital in San Jose pending adoption or the availability of another foster home.
The ideal family for Harvey will be people who are prepared and willing to go through some "puppy" training. Crate and house training will require patience and consistency. He has so far resisted being confined in a crate, but in a different environment he may do better.
Harvey appears to prefer the company of people over dogs, so would probably do best in a one dog household.
Though not a young whipper snapper any more, Harvey has a lot of fun and frolic potential left in him and deserves a loving new family.
If you believe I am a good fit for you please contact my foster mom. Don't forget to fill out an Online Adoption Application for me!!
Hi there! My name is Lulu. I'm not a beagle at all. I'm a Chihuahua mix. I'm only four months old and ended up here at the Beagle Senior Center. That's because I had a medical need when I arrived. I'm not a beagle or a senior.
My medical need was Demodex. I had bald spots here and there all over my body. With treatment and special baths that made me smell like sulphur, all my hair is growing back. Everyone now says I'm very cute. Most people even thought I was cute with the bald spots.
Mommy says I'm not a typical puppy. That's why she let me hang around here. I love to play, but I'll listen to you when you need to correct me. Being a puppy, I tend to get a little carried away with enthusiasm at times. If I'm doing something you don't want me to do, just tell me, and I'll stop. That's how I'm different than a beagle puppy. They don't listen nearly as well as I do.
I'm a tiny girl. I weigh only 7 - 8 pounds, but I'm still growing. I might weigh 10 pounds or so when I'm full grown. I'll always be a small dog. I'm very affectionate and love being on your lap. I'll even sleep in bed with you if you'll let me. Please let me. Mommy even takes me to work sometimes, and I'm very well behaved at the office. She says the office is a place of business, so I have to behave accordingly or she won't let me go there. Everyone at work loves me, and I love my job.
I'm well now so have to look for a home. That's how it works here. You can stay till you're well, then you have to move on. I'm looking for a family who can make a commitment to me forever. I've already been in the shelter once and never want to go back again. I'm a little girl with a big heart filled with love and am ready to give all that love to a special person who will love me back and never let me go. If you are ready to make that kind of commitment, please contact my foster mom, Suzy, to learn more about me.
Update 6/25/09: Romeo continues to do well in foster care. It took him a while, but he is now behaving like a typical puppy, happy, mischievous, and even plays with the cats!
Romeo would probably love to be adopted into a family that includes another young playful dog for him to pal around with, or maybe even a dog friendly cat that would enjoy keeping him in line.
Romeo is a new pup just into rescue, nine and a half pounds of roly-poly puppy energy. This little guy was surrendered by his owners who stated that they had too many dogs. He is understandably confused about his life being turned upside down, but his tail still works great, and he's a snuggly little bug.
Romeo needs a new family that includes someone who is home most of the time, understands the plentiful energy puppies have, and willing to go through all the usual training -- housebreaking, walking on a leash, obedience. He is doing well with the other dogs in foster care and has a calm attitude toward cats.
A lot of potential packed into a still small package, Romeo is sure to bring a special joy to his new family. Previous puppy experience a big plus; another playful dog in the family would be great.
Minimum requirements:
-- A household member at home most of the time
-- Securely fenced yard
-- Willing to attend basic puppy obedience class
-- Unlimited patience
Most dogs will tell you they’re so grateful to be in rescue, but not me. Due to unfortunate circumstances, the only family I ever knew had to bring me to rescue. I was very confused and scared. To top that off, they have other dogs here and I find that overwhelming. Even though they’re nice dogs, they just make me nervous. It’s the same way at the dog park. I like to run around, but I stay by my human. I prefer solo walks.
I’ve been in rescue for a couple months now and my foster Mom says that being in a foster home with other dogs is stressing me out. She wants me to find my forever home so I can go back to being the relaxed guy I am when the other dogs aren’t around, but in rescue, that’s almost never.
I will happily sit for a treat. I can shake and I can even roll over – now that’s a trick. I love to snuggle with my humans and if one isn’t available, I will find a blanket to bundle up with or underneath. Once I get to know you, I will even play with you. I like to play tug with my blanket or chew on my toys. I’ve never chewed anything up and I only bark when I need to like at other dogs, the door bell, and the mail carrier. That last one’s in my dog contract – we all have to do it.
I don’t like being woken up. I startle and get scared. My foster Mom thinks that’s because I’m scared of the other dogs here in rescue and once I get used to being an only dog again, I’ll be fine. Since I don’t like surprises, I need to go to a home without small children and also a cat free home. I think the cat in my foster home is great fun, but oddly, she doesn’t like being barked at or chased. I’ll never understand cats.
What better time to have a new best friend to take long walks with than the new year? I’m a great motivator. I’m pretty strong for my 38 lbs. and do tend to pull a bit when on walks but it’s just because I’m so doggone excited. Anyone can adopt a perfect beagle, it takes someone special to adopt a dog that needs patience and understanding.
Please welcome Miss Snickers. She is a petite lady and has beautiful brown eyes. She is truly a cute little 13" beagle girl.
Snickers was left at the shelter by her owner with another younger beagle who had been her life companion. The other beagle was adopted from the shelter and Snickers' time had run out so she was rescued by a Beagle Rescue angel. Snickers was so sad at first because she had been separated from her companion but now that she is in her foster home with other beagles - she is so much happier. She comes when you call and likes to nuzzle up to you and get her belly rubbed.
Snickers is fully house trained, is very calm, gets along great with the other dogs, and is happy just poking around the back yard and sleeping in her newly claimed dog bed. She also uses the dog door. Snickers is not the fastest dog but when the others run after the squirrels in the yard, she tags along and she too tries to catch them. She likes to watch the other dogs play and makes a good spectator.
Snickers just got a clean bill of health from the vet and has just had her teeth cleaned. You may not need Snickers - as she is quiet and not as playful as most beagles – but Snickers is a Senior beagle who needs you. If you desire just to give a precious senior dog a safe and happy place where she can live out the rest of her senior years, please consider opening your home to Snickers.
If you are interested in possibly adding Snickers to your family - please contact Sue.
Hi, Everyone. My name is David, but most of the time I'm called Davie. You'll be calling me by both names because I have a split personality. I am the perfectly behaved dog here in my foster home. I'm never any trouble. I always go potty outside. I don't bark a lot. I'm just a very good boy.
When you take me out in public I turn into David the Maniac. Put me on a leash, and I'll tug as hard as I can. I'm a big boy, so I can pull you along faster than you'll ever want to go. I'll bark at everything I see and even at some things I can't see and can only imagine. You'll scream DAVID as loudly as you can, and I won't even care. In the car you'll have to put me in a crate because I'll be all over the place. I have to be contained for safety purposes, Mommy says. Take me back home and I become mild-mannered Davie again.
Like I said, I'm a big boy. I weighed almost 54 pounds at the shelter. I'm now on a diet and am losing weight. I'm not a thyroid dog like many of the overweight beagles here, I've just been overfed. I'm on low-calorie food and am losing the weight very quickly even without a lot of exercise. Mommy prefers Davie to David, so we don't go for a lot of walks.
I'm 7 - 8 years old so am content to stay at home with just a secure backyard to roam around in. I'm like all beagles and love to explore. I'll be Davie while in the yard. Adopting me would be like adopting two dogs. You'll have the good Davie at home, and when you feel the need for more excitement in your life, you can take David for a walk. I'm good with other dogs and I ignore cats, unless we're out walking, of course. Then I ignore nothing.
If you feel you can provide a safe and loving home for a boy with a split personality, please contact my foster mom, Suzy. She can tell you a lot more about both of me.
Adoption Application
Hi, Everyone. I just got here, and I'm a mess, but I'm improving every day. I was dumped in the field on one of those 20-degree nights. It was so cold that I nearly froze. Luckily for me, someone found me. I ended up at the shelter. The Beagle Rescue people found me there, and I'm not even a beagle.
My foster mom loves dachshunds as much as she loves beagles, and she loves beagles a lot, but her heart goes out to us needy dachshunds also. I'm one of the neediest of all. Mommy was told by the shelter people that I'm 8 - 9 years old. When she first saw me, she thought I was 18 - 19 years old. I looked terrible, and I was hardly moving. I don't even know why she took me, but she likes a challenge. She got me in to see the doctor immediately.
The doctor said I had the worst case of dental disease she'd ever seen. Mommy knew I had the worst breath she'd ever smelled, so she wasn't surprised about the dental disease. The doctor pulled all except four of my teeth. I had a half dozen abscesses, I have a fissure between my mouth and sinus cavity, and I have a broken jaw. My mouth was literally rotting away. You can't imagine the pain I was in. After my teeth were pulled and I got on some antibiotics to fight the infection, I started feeling better right away. The pain medication didn't hurt either.
Before the dental, the doctor took a bunch of x-rays. She wanted to make sure that I was worth working on. Some dogs are so far gone that nothing will help them. All my x-rays looked good, except for the mouth, obviously, so they went ahead with the dental. Among other things, what the x-rays showed was my spinal column. This is very important to a dachshund. We all suffer spinal deterioration as we age that is consistent with our breed, so you can fairly accurately tell our age by looking at the spine. The doctor said that I was 10 years old at the most because there is very little spinal deterioration. They were right about my age at the shelter. I've just led a life of complete neglect, and that will age a dachshund before her time.
I'll soon have the fissure repaired and also the broken jaw. They couldn't repair either one right away because they had to have healthy bone and tissue to work with, and I had none of that. I can feel that I'm getting healthier every day. I will be so happy to have the broken jaw fixed. It's hard to eat without most of my teeth and with a broken jaw.
I weigh a petite 9 pounds, but I'm very underweight. I should weigh about 12 pounds after I fill out. I'm eating as much and as fast as I can, but it's slow going because of the shape I'm in.
Some people laugh at my appearance now. It's hard to keep my tongue in my mouth without teeth to hold it in. Mommy says I'll never win any beauty contests, and it's a shame this happened to me because I've always had a flair for style and love to dress well as you can see by my pictures.
After my surgery I'll be looking for a new home. I'm looking for someone who has enough insight to see my inner beauty. I know someone who has that kind of vision will also be beautiful on the inside. I have a heart full of love to give to that beautiful person. To learn more about me, please contact my foster mom, Suzy.
Online Adoption Application
Lively, fun-loving, single, 6 yrs. young, fit and trim 15lb. female looking for a long-term permanent, loving relationship in an adult home/or older teens, who also enjoys life and good times !! My favorite activities include, nice walks, cuddling on the couch, leisurley car rides, picnics in the park and playing lots of fun games. I am active, well-educated, housebroken, crate-trained, good in the house and even know a few fancy dance steps..I would love to be your "one and only", so I can have your undivided attention. I am really into having good times and am hoping to find the perfect home that has a great big basket of toys (I do so love my toys), so we can spend quality time playing with them. If you are looking for that special someone that enjoys the same things in life, please give my rescue mom a call. I'll be waiting with paws crossed. NOTE FROM LUCK'YS RESCUE MOM: She is spayed, current on shots, heartworm tested neg., on prevention, had a full dental and micro-chipped.
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADOPTION: Inside dog. Secure fenced yard. No children under 12. A home where she will not be left alone long hrs a day. "NO APTS.". If you have questions, please email. If you would like to apply to adopt Lucky, you must call first for a phone interview/application. Approved home. Adoption fee. Private rescue, all dogs shown by appt. only to approved home. Lucky is living in Orland, which is appx. 1 1/2 hrs. north of Sacramento, off of I-5. Thank you.
Contact Donna/Welcome Waggin Dog Rescue
at 530-865-7397
CA-4332195
California - Valley Springs
March 14
Clifford
Age: 1 - 2 yrs.
Sex: male neutered
Hello, Iʼm Clifford. I may not be Clifford, the Big Red Dog, but I am Clifford, the most affectionate beagle boy youʼll ever meet. Iʼve been here in rescue for a while now. I have to say that being in rescue has been such a relief. I donʼt want to make you sad so I wonʼt be sharing what Iʼve been through in my short life but itʼs nice to be loved. However, my current home is just a temporary one and I am looking forward to having a place of my own.
I think Iʼve mentioned that I am very affectionate, right? There is nothing I love more than curling up next to you. I think I am highly evolved to have my needs meant. I say this because I have the softest fur and it makes people want to pet me more. I will never turn down a good pet. If you try to resist me, I will put my head in your lap and give you my best beagle eyes.
I am probably what you might call and old soul but I am still a young beagle. I love to cause beagle mischief in the backyard and chase new scents. I love my walks and I love to chew on bones. While I am not opposed to being the only spoiled canine in my new home, I will need plenty of activity if I am the only dog.
If you have room for a love beagle like me, I look forward to meeting you! Please contact Dave to find out more about me.
Online Adoption Application
CA-0095
