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11/02/2024

🐾 It’s Adopt a Senior Pet Month! 🐾

November is all about giving our sweet senior beagles the love they deserve! These gentle souls have so much love to give, and they’re ready to snuggle up in their forever homes. Senior beagles are calm, affectionate, and perfect for cozy evenings by the fire. By adopting a senior, you’re giving a beagle a second chance to be part of a family that cherishes them. ❤️🐶

Open your heart to a senior beagle this month, and let their love brighten your days! 🌟

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween Seattle Beagle Rescue!!! Share your pets in costumes in comments🎃

10/29/2024

We are excited to announce our SBR 2025 calendars are now available for purchase. Purchase link is here https://www.createphotocalendars.com/Store/Seattle+Beagle+Rescue+2025+Calendar-2163095732

Thank you to those who have donated to the calendar and our business sponsors!

10/19/2024

These adorable girls are on the adventure of their lives, traveling to Seattle from Missouri with wonderful volunteer drivers.

Nova and Luna are a mother/daughter bonded pair and are so lucky to be traveling to a foster to adopt home that will welcome both. Seattle Beagle Rescue has covered the cost of vaccines and any needed boosters for both, spay for Luna and microchips for both.

Abby will also be welcomed to her foster to adopt home. When Seattle Beagle Rescue committed to bring Abby, she moved to a temporary foster home in Missouri. She had what we thought was a soft tumor. After a vet exam Abby was found to have heartworm and the “tumor” was discovered to be a complex hernia. We cannot bring heartworm positive dogs into Washington, so Abby’s amazing “temporary” foster in Missouri generously became a long term foster.

We covered all medical costs for Abby during her long foster. First was heartworm treatment. There were some scary complications during treatment and Abby needed emergency help and intensive vet intervention. After many months, Abby tested negative for heartworm. Next was her spay, and finally hernia surgery. The hernia surgery was so complex that it could not be completed in conjunction with her spay. After all that Abby feels so good that she is playing with toys and being a beagle again. Abby also received all vaccines and a microchip.

Our adoption fees do not cover costs to help a beagle.
Your contribution will allow us to help more beagles in need

Thank you for your consideration.

10/18/2024

Introducing you to Jangmi Rose. This sweet 9 year old girl recently arrived from Korea. She was rescued 6 years ago from a terrible puppy mill/hoarding type situation. At that time, we received several other beagles from the same place, but Rose was adopted to a family in Korea. Rose has been very loved and part of a family, but sadly their youngest child has a medical condition and can’t have pets in the home. At 9 years old, Rose has little opportunity for adoption in. Korea and would end up living in a shelter. It has been very hard for Rose’s family to let her go and even harder to send her so far. They are following our posts and hope for occasional updates from her new family.

Rose is a wonderful, well behaved girl. She was the only pet in her home in Korea, but has integrated well into her foster home with several other beagles. She’s definitely a cuddler and would love to snuggle with you any time you sit down.
She’s great on leash. Rose prefers slower walks, but will walk a mile if you adjust your speed to hers.
Rose lived in an apartment in Korea, so is getting used to yards and walking on grass. She is house trained.
Although Rose lived with children in Korea, we are suggesting no very young children as Rose doesn’t like to be approached and touched from behind unexpectedly.
Rose would do well as an only dog, or with a dog companion. She does not like cats.
She has been a bit uncomfortable with men wearing hats in her current foster home, and her family in Korea stated she does not like men dressed in mostly black.
Rose’s current foster mom says Rose is very smart and learns quickly.
Rose weighs 26.5 pounds.
If you are looking for a loyal and loving companion, please submit an application, so you can talk to an adoption volunteer, and to Rose’s foster mom, to learn about all of Rose’s amazing qualities and how well she has adapted to a new life.,

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

10/11/2024

Hello everyone! If you have donated to our SBR 2025 calendar--please check your email if you have not resubmitted your photos. We had an unfortunate issue with the app used to upload the pictures (so they will have to be resubmitted). If you are have already responded (THANK YOU). If not, you can check your email for one from [email protected] or reply in in private message to us.

Thank you all for supporting our cause to help beagles.
*Pic of poppy a rescue from Korea for attention

10/07/2024

Bingo is ready to travel from Missouri to Seattle. This sweet beagle mix just needs a foster or foster to adopt home. Bingo is two years old and around 30 pounds. She was surrendered to a shelter because she kept escaping her yard.
Bingo has lived with children and likes other dogs. Her previous owner described Bingo as friendly, energetic and playful. She is house trained, knows sit and down and as a bonus, she will fetch.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

10/05/2024

Update: Adoption Pending!!

Boomer and Uno are ready to come home with you! Their foster parents say these guys are having the best time playing chase and wrestling in the yard. They are good with other dogs and good with the cat in the foster home.
They are house trained and are fine at home while the foster parents are at work.

Boomer loves to go for walks, but Uno is still timid about a leash and reluctant to walk. He is working on it!

These boys like to cuddle and are ready to bring some joy to your home.

Boomer is about 2 and weighs 22 pounds. Uno is 18 months to 2 years and weighs 20 pounds

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

10/03/2024

Shh! Don’t tell Alice she’s not a beagle. When Alice was left by her family at a rural Kentucky shelter, she thought she was a beagle mix. Her DNA results below tell a different story.
We can’t even guess why Alice was surrendered. She is the best girl. She’s great with dogs and cats, and adored the children in her Kentucky foster home as much as they adored her. She’s a cuddler too!

Despite her amazing qualities it will be a little harder for us to place Alice on a page with people looking for a beagle. Please help us by sharing Alice with everyone.

Alice is high energy and a smart girl. If you know of an active family or person looking for a loyal companion for walks, runs and general fun, tell them about Alice so we can find her perfect home.
Alice is 3 and weighs 30 pounds.

DNA:
32% Australian Cattle Dog
23% Catahoula Leopard Dog
16% Coton de Tulear
15% Papillion
14% Working Dog

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

09/22/2024

Update! Gus has been adopted and is enjoying a life of adventure.

Gus says, “Please pick me to be your best friend!”. Eight year old Gus was his Daddy’s best friend for 7 years. Sadly, Dad passed away suddenly and Gus was sent to a shelter. He was so afraid in the shelter. When no family could be located, Gus came to us. We discovered that Gus is ours. We placed him with his dad all those years ago. We also discovered that Gus has allergies. Things are looking so much better for Gus. He’s had allergy testing so we can avoid his allergy triggers of pork, some trees, and insect bites. He has a monthly Cytopoint injection and a special food, although we may be able to transition off the special food.
Gus is in a wonderful foster home. He loves his long walks, and even an opportunity to meet other beagles.
We recommend no cats because Gus was overly interested/excited by a cat in his first foster home.
Gus does not like to be crated, but he loves riding in the car tethered. When he is home alone, he is not crated but does fine left out in the house.

Please share Gus to help him find his new home.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

09/20/2024

Update: Crete is adopted!! So happy for this sweet boy.

Sadly, this sweet guy is still in search of his home.
The last time we shared him here, an interested person posted that she had applied. Unfortunately due to personal reasons she had to withdraw her application before even talking with our volunteers. Sometimes when people see that an application is submitted, others won’t apply, assuming the dog has an adopter. That is not always the case, so if you have interest always submit an application and talk to us
Please share Crete everywhere to help him find a home. He has been in foster too long!

Crete is still looking for his forever home! At six years old, he has spent most of his life in a research lab in South Korea. All of Crete’s flight buddies from the same research setting have been adopted, but Crete has been getting little interest.
Crete’s foster mom tells us the following about Crete:
He is a very shy boy around kiddos, but he is nice to them.
And he likes his surroundings quiet when he eats.
He is great on a leash and loves going bye bye. He loves his walks and does very well with them. We have a favorite park that we go to next to my house and he really likes walking the trail at the park. He enjoys seeing all the other dogs walking the path:
He is very good for a bath
He likes my other beagles and family members.

Crete will need a home with another friendly dog. Crete relies on his dog friends to give him confidence.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

09/17/2024

Adoption Pending!

Begley is the happiest boy! He is about a year old and 32 pounds. He made the journey from Missouri last week, and is settling into a foster home. Begley loves everyone and wants to meet you!
Begley loves other dogs. His current foster has dog savvy cats. Begley chased and cornered one in an effort to play, but was not aggressive .
Begley is so happy and friendly, he would probably enjoy kids, but be aware he still has “puppy” energy and could knock down a smaller child in his excitement.
Begley needs an active person or family. Ideally he would love another playful dog in his home, but minimally needs opportunities to play with other dogs, such as neighbor dogs, family member dogs, or doggie day care a few times a week.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

09/17/2024

Update! Trevor has his forever home!

Update! Adoption Pending! Trevor has his forever home.

This handsome boy is looking for a foster to adopt or foster home. Trevor is 4 years old and 23.4 pounds. He was wandering stray in Missouri when taken in by a kind hearted person. She was not able to keep Trevor, so he was surrendered to a foster home.
Trevor’s foster mom says he is a good boy, and very quiet. Trevor loves to run and play with another dog in his foster home. He might be shy for a few minutes with new people but gets over that quickly. We have not been able to observe interaction with cats. Trevor is scheduled for neuter tomorrow and final vaccine boosters on Oct 3rd and then will be ready to fly to Seattle.
If you think Trevor is the perfect companion for you, please complete our application.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

09/13/2024

We're in the final days of our Seattle Beagle Rescue Calendar Donation Drive! Don’t let September 13th superstitions stop you from making a difference. ⏳

✨ For just $20, dedicate a day in our 2025 calendar with a photo and caption of your human, dog, or any pet—we welcome them all! 🐾

✨ Businesses can sponsor a whole month for $150 to support our mission of rescuing and rehoming more beagles.

Act fast—this ends September 15th at 11:59 PM! Help us help more beagles by securing your spot today!

https://www.beaglerescue.store/

09/10/2024

🐾 Support Seattle Beagle Rescue with our 2025 Calendar! 🐾
We have only two months left at $200 donation each, and several individual days available for $20 (dedicate a day to a friend, a pet, or a special celebration). 💙🎉 Businesses also have the opportunity to sponsor and show their support! 🐕🐶

Our donation drive ends in just 5 days—don't miss your chance to contribute! Every donation helps us continue rescuing and caring for beagles in need. 🙌💖

Make your donations now and be part of something amazing! 🐾

https://www.beaglerescue.store/

09/05/2024

Update: Crete is still available

Crete is still looking for his forever home! At six years old, he has spent most of his life in a research lab in South Korea. All of Crete’s flight buddies from the same research setting have been adopted, but Crete has been getting little interest.
Crete’s foster mom tells us the following about Crete:
He is a very shy boy around kiddos, but he is nice to them.
And he likes his surroundings quiet when he eats.
He is great on a leash and loves going bye bye. He loves his walks and does very well with them. We have a favorite park that we go to next to my house and he really likes walking the trail at the park. He enjoys seeing all the other dogs walking the path:
He is very good for a bath
He likes my other beagles and family members.

Crete will need a home with another friendly dog. Crete relies on his dog friends to give him confidence.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

09/01/2024

🐾Hello Seattle Beagle Rescue Supporters! 🐾

We have lots of beagles that need our help, and you can make a difference! We're extending our donation drive for the 2025 Seattle Beagle Rescue Calendar through September 15th. Here’s how you can get involved:

✨ $20: Dedicate a day to a loved one—pet or person—by featuring their picture in the calendar.
🌟 $200: Become the star of the month with a feature picture.
🎉 $500: Secure the coveted cover photo spot and showcase your beagle pride!
🏢 $150: Be a business sponsor! Promote your brand and offer a discount code if you'd like.

Your support helps us continue rescuing and caring for beagles in need. Let's make 2025 a year to remember for our furry friends! 💕🐶

Donate today and help us help beagles!
https://www.beaglerescue.store/

08/31/2024

Boomer and Uno are two little guys hoping to stay together. Boomer is about 2 and weighs 22 pounds. Uno is 18 months to 2 years and weighs 17 pounds.

Boomer and Uno were found roaming stray in rural Missouri. A good samaritan picked them up to keep them safe. The original owner was located but had give them away to someone else. That person dumped them. The finder was leaving town so a foster was located. Luckily Boomer and Uno both tested negative for HW, so they can come to Seattle.

Both dogs are vaccinated and scheduled for neuter prior to flight. The vet says that Uno’s blue eye is likely the result of Malmute or Husky genes, and that Uno’s vision is normal.

Boomer and Uno get along with other dogs and love people attention! Please share these cute guys to help us find a home.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

08/30/2024

Charlie (Charlotte) is a 35 pound 1 and 1/2, to 2 year old beagle mix. Charlie was found in Mississippi. She was left behind when her family moved, and she roamed the neighborhood for weeks before a kind neighbor took her in. That generous person paid for Charlie’s vetting and reached out to rescue for help, unable to keep Charlie because she already had multiple dogs in her home.
Charlie is sweet and affectionate with people. When first introduced to her current foster home, Charlie was a bit reactive to the other dogs, however given time to settle in and good introductions she now fits right in and plays. Charlie is best suited to dogs her size or larger. She appears house-trained and displays no separation anxiety.
Charlie would be fine as an only pet with lots of people interaction and exercise.
Charlie is generally a quiet dog. She will bark a hello when first meeting a new person or pet and then settles down.

If you think this delightful girl is a match for you, please submit an application so we can talk.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

08/30/2024

Gus is a SBR alumni! He was adopted in 2016 at the age of 11 months. Sadly, his adopter recently passed away unexpectedly, and no family was found. Gus was taken to the Regional Animal Services of King County to look for a new home. Unbeknownst to RASKC, when they reached out to us to help Gus it was discovered that Gus was actually ours! Gus is currently in a foster home. Several days into his foster stay, the foster noticed that Gus was becoming very itchy. With a little research into the original adoption application for Gus, we discovered that Gus was still being seen by the same vet. We were able to access medical records and found that Gus needs allergy medication. Gus has since visited a veterinary dermatologist in Lacey, where he is being fostered. Medications have been optimized, and a special food prescribed.

Gus has completed allergy testing and is allergic to pork, several kinds of trees, and insects.

Gus is 8 years old. He loves his people and gets along with other dogs. He was overly interested in the cat in his first foster home so we are recommending no cats. Gus was the only pet in his previous home and we do not know about cats. Gus rides well in the car with a tether. He does not like to be crated. His foster has left him home alone and uncrated for up to three hours with no issues.
Gus loves to go for walks. He may bark and appear reactive when meeting another dog, but he has made great progress in his foster home.
Gus will need to continue allergy meds. He currently eats a special diet food for allergies, but we are hopeful he can transition off soon.

If you would like to learn more about Gus, please submit an application and an adootion volunteer will talk with you in more detail.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption/

08/26/2024

Happy National Dog Day!!! Make sure all your dog family and friends get extra pets and maybe a few extra treats today!

08/17/2024

International Homeless Animals Day
There are many heartbreaking facts about the animals ending up in shelters or living as strays. But you can make a difference:

🐾Adopt or foster a homeless animal.
🐾Spay or neuter your pets to prevent unwanted litters.
🐾Donate or volunteer at a local shelter or rescue.

Together, we can help reduce the number of homeless animals and give them the loving homes they deserve.

08/15/2024

SUPER SUCCESS STORY!

In January 2024 we helped our sweet Bella Bee cross the rainbow bridge at age 12. She had a cancerous tumor on her uretha. We received the diagnosis on a Wednesday and she was gone on Friday. We were devastated. We were not looking for another pup, until.......
I saw Macy's photo on Seattle Beagle Rescue page. Something in those eyes and that face in that photo said to me, "Go get her!"
She has been a true blessing in our lives. She loves us and we love her like no other. She is so sweet and so perfect. I know that life with her will continue to get better as more time goes by. Sweet Macy has had go through a lot of transitions since before her arrival to Seattle Beagle Rescue and her final landing place with us.
She has full access to the house, to the furniture, and to the yard. She enjoys her morning walks, sometimes from 1-2 miles, about five times a week. She has gone hiking, she tried swimming and is not overly fond of that, & she went paddleboarding. She attends daycare a couple times a week to play with new found friends. Her most favorite pastime is taking naps randomly on all the furniture at different times. She loves to snuggle right up on top of your hip and will not hesitate to turn her belly for some rubs. On these hot summer days, she has enjoyed pupsicles. She can be a little bit mischievous, but she is a beagle after all. We can only hope that she loves us half as much as we love her.
She will now live her best days ever in North Idaho.

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Kent, WA
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Remember Sweet Pea? This young girl, now named Peaches, was shot and run over by a car. Somehow she survived but with major damage to one of her legs. Peaches went through extensive surgery and months of rehab. She is now living her best life in her forever home. Peaches is enjoying her first snow in this video shared by her dad.

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