Saturday, June 16, 2012

RESCUED! needed for Etty adorable beagle in Owingsville KY

CONTACT: Susan Harris at: soapdiva44@yahoo.com
Young beagle mix female needs rescue! Owingsville, KY


 This sweet 3 month old was living in a chicken coop with chicken poop as her bed and floor.  The poop was about 6 inches in some places.  She is adorable....needs a break, and I am hoping that you will please crosspost her for me.  She is typical puppy and is trusting of everyone, playful and fun.  Thanks for any and all consideration.
  

Thursday, June 14, 2012

UPDATE RESCUED!!URGENT TWO BEAGLES AND MOM NEED IMMEDIATE RESCUE Whiteville NC

please contact juliezdogs@gmail.com immediately if you can adopt or rescue! mom is beagle basset
on the right, the daughters are 1-2 and on the left.  These companions are at the shelter which Columbus County Animal
Shelter, located at 288 Legion Dr Whiteville, NC 28472. Phone
#910-641-3945. Their hours are Mon-Thurs 10:30-5 and Fri 12-5. Animals
that are available now or strays who's time is up only have til 5 pm
on Thurs! Adoption fee is $25. Here is the link to the website:
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/NC467.html

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Beagles for Adoption - Meade Canine Rescue - Creston, CA

Here are just some of the beagles that are available for adoption in CA through Meade Canine Rescue. Meet sweet Emily who has a BIG lump on her shoulder but it doesnt stop her in the least. She is an affectionate love and gets along with everyone. The vet thinks she will live a normal life without removing the lump as she is getting up there in years and the time she has left should be happy and cared for. She loves to take walks, hang out with dog and cat friends. She has no food or toy aggression and adores her humans. She isn't a barker but boy can she snore and she loves couches!! She is now at Meade Canine Rescue in SLO county. Contact 805-239-4004 or 4dots@att.net to meet sweet Emily.
Meet Buddy. Buddy just had surgery and he is recovering nicely! He is just a totally sweet beagle and now that he is on the mend, he would love a nice loving home!

Annie is just a LOVE and coming out of her shell finally and in fact got right up in bed with me last night! Breakthrough for shy Annie! Dumped for certain death at the pound, Annie is a joy to be around and makes it hard to believe the cruelty of humans. She is housetrained and gets along with everyone as long as people approach her quietly and with respect. She does not like to be picked up so no small children please. Her photo makes her look heavy and bigger than she is. She is on the small side and just the right weight. Donation appreciated; great home required. 805-239-4004 or 4dots@att.net for more info on Annie.
Darling Denver is waiting for his special person(s) to complete his rescue tale. He was found wandering in traffic, emaciated and so neglected he lost most of his teeth. This low-key senior is looking for a gentle and compassionate home setting with an adult family who want to compensate for his past and spoil him going forward. Denver is good with cats, dogs and kids but would prefer a non-chaotic setting. Denver enjoys attention but is more reserved than demanding. He prefers soft food to hard, especially home cooking a.k.a. table food. Hes grateful for a warm soft bed and rarely barks. Loves his crate. If youve known the love / gratification of caring for an older dog and seek those rewards Denver might be your beagle.
Blaze is about the cutest dog I have ever seen and when he gets all excited which is most of the time, he runs like a bucking bronco and does puppy play and high fives til daybreak! Owners say he is 7 or 8 but his behavior is in the puppy range...and he will cause you to laugh alot because he is so CUTE!!! Highly affectionate and good with most dogs and even likes to play with them BUT when challenged by dogs he wont back off so meet and greets are in order if you have a dog already. Donation appreciated but great home and references required for our little Blaze of fire. Reminds me of a pretty little calf. Housetrained and learning crate training when it is time for quiet time.
Meet SALLY. Another sweet old girl!! Senior beagles are the best in my book and Sally fits that bill with a tail that never stops wagging. She loves the car and cries bloody murder if you dont take her with you. She doesn't bark but she loves to squeal! She loves dogs and cats and adores people. The vet thinks she spent most of her little life breeding as she shows evidence of lots of puppies but those days are behind her and she looks forward to being the baby now. Plus her girlish figure has even made those puppy bearing days seem far behind! She is doing much better with house training. Her crooked little face just melts a heart. CONTACT CHARLOTTE AT: 4dots@att.net Visit the site at: http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/CT415.html2

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Adopt Lavon, adorable young beagle, Jefferson Parish, LA

Lavon is a young male beagle in search of a good home. As you can see from his photos he has plenty of personality and just loves human interaction. This handsome boy is great with other dogs, wags his tail non-stop, eager to play. Lavon is up to date on all vaccines, neutered and microchipped. He tested positive for heartworms, but the animal shelter will treat this condition once he is adopted. Please contact the Jefferson Parish Animal Shelter, 504-736-6111, email: Jacob@jeffparish.net for more information.

Monday, May 21, 2012

Charles a 5 year old blind beagle needs rescue! TN

Precious Charles is five years old and is blind. He is a calm, submissive and gentle dog who walks well on a leash and carefully explores the shelter yard. Charles is housebroken, too. He is a loving dog who enjoys being held and cuddled and petted. Even though he does not see, he gets around fairly well due to his excellent Beagle sense of smell. Charles was found abandoned and never claimed. He is heartworm negative, wormed and current on all vaccinations. He will be neutered and microchipped prior to leaving the shelter. Please save this wonderful dog by crossposting near and far and contacting me at kmenzyk@yahoo.com if you can help Charles. PULL FEE PAID! Karen Menzyk Volunteer, Williamson County Animal Control 138 Claude Yates Drive, Franklin, TN 37064 615-790-5590 Adoption hours: Monday-Friday from 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Adoption fees: $65 for dogs and $45 for cats See our adoptable animals at http://wcac.petfinder.com

Friday, May 18, 2012

Rescue or Adopt Mickey, gorgeous lemony beagle in Monroe, Georgia


MICKEY" AVAILABLE SATURDAY! Animal ID: #2012 1237 Breed: Beagle Sex: male, not neutered Age: approx. 4 years Weight: approx. 25 lbs Meds: -- Mandatory hold: ends 5/19/12 at 10:00 AM 5/16/12: NO PENDING APPLICATIONS; NO RESCUE INQUIRIES ***IF STILL IN THE URGENT ALBUM STILL IN NEED*** Walton County Animal Control 1411 S. Madison Ave Monroe, Ga. 30655 Office (770) 267-1322 Fax (770) 267-4033 Before emailing or calling the shelter, please check http://www.waltonpets.net/Pages/AdoptableAnimals.aspx to check the status of this animal. Detailed adoption & rescue procedures, hours and directions can also be found on the site. The *BEST* method of contact for inquiries on this pet is via email at bill.wise@co.walton.ga.us

Monday, May 14, 2012

Adopt Marley a sweet 8 year old beagle, NY NY

Big fan of: Sniffing everything in the world while on a walk—he is a Beagle, after all—and affection from his people. Generally extremely mellow and low-key, Marley is also very into learning new things in exchange for new treats. Not a fan of: The highly active lifestyle. Marley needs daily walks to stay happy—and he definitely looks forward to them—but later, this lazybones wants to chill out and catch up on Dancing with the Stars or The Office with you, then head to bed. Special features: Besides his amazing big, brown Beagle eyes (irresistible!), Marley offers you the trusty companionship of a younger Beagle and the level head and gentleness that only being middle-aged can bring. He also sometimes snores gently while awake. Though Beagles are known for being very vocal, at the Adoption Center Marley has howled only a few times. He’s generally quite a quiet, distinguished fellow. Other reasons he’s special: Marley is hypothyroid and as such needs medication for life. He needs adopters who are comfortable with giving him that little bit of extra care. Dream home: Patient and loving adopters who are ready to slowly build their relationship with Marley—we suspect that Marley, never one to jump into anything headlong, needs a little time to develop a loving bond with people. If you’re interested: Please call our Animal Placement department in New York City at (212) 876-7700, ext. 4900.