Available Rescue Beagles  

Tricolor Standard Male

$50

He is good with people and cuddly!

As with any rescue dog, there is no way to know history or background training/ what his breeding was intended for. People who can take on the responsibility of a rescue animal are uniquely in the position to make such a decision.

We don't advice people with small children taking a dog that was found, versus one such as a retiring dog who's personality we know is kid-friendly.

If you feel you may have a good home to offer a dog that needs it, please tell us about your home, we like to see adults go to homes with a fenced yard, as they were not trained since puppy hood to live only in your house the way adopting your very own young puppy would of course be trained by you in your home, and learning your routines from day one.

 We love it when someone says they have a fenced yard and doggy door, they have our full attention because that works the very best!

Please mention adult in your subject line when inquiring about adopting an available adult.

If you decided that you'd prefer a dog raised by a pet family who had to give it up, please proceed to our rehoming page, we currently have a male and female available who are fixed, crate trained, microchipped, and a lifetime guaranteed training program. Click here to visit the Rehoming Beagles page

 Donations greatly appreciated, we have cared for him for for a couple months assessing his behavior and feel he could have been someone's pet. One family in the past who adopted a beagle rescue brought us a 40 lb Iams Adult mini chunks bag in appreciation for us having fed that beagle and we thought that was very generous and thoughtful.

 Inquiries should have "Rescue Beagle" in their subject line so we can easily locate emails regarding this beagle's placement in a good home.

From time to time, people bring us rescue dogs, or we find one wandering in the road lost without a collar and couldnt bear the thought that he might get hit by a car. Obviously we love the beagle breed, and feel a duty to help out whenever we can.