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Northern California Beagle Rescue Beagles Available for Adoption |
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Princess
Age: 9-10 yrs Sex: female spayed Princess is a very sweet beagle and she is doing very well in her foster home. She has a very soft personality and readily seeks out attention from her foster mom. As you can see from her pictures, her beautiful beagles ears are shortened and wrinkled caused from long standing ear infections that were not treated. As a result, Princess suffered hearing loss as well as hematoma’s in her earflaps from constantly shaking her head. Thankfully, we now have Princess is in our care and she has received treatment for her ears and she also received a dental cleaning.
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CA-104495
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Foster Parents
Age: All Ages We are always in need of foster homes to help us take in these precious dogs. If you have space in your home for one dog, please contact us so that we can go over the details. All medical expenses are covered for your foster dog if any is needed. Just provide a place to sleep in, food and water and especially lots of love and training.
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Daisy
Age: 2-3 yrs Sex: female spayed Daisy is 2 ½ - 3 years old blue tick hound. She is great with people, other animals, and also enjoys the company of dog savvy cats. Daisy is described as a giant goof ball that needs some refinement. She is all hound, young and playful, and full of mischief. She is a very strong dog who has the classic hound dog bay.
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Teddy - Adoption Pending
Age: 2.5 yrs Sex: male neutered Teddy came our way after his family had to move and their new place was not accepting of canine family members. He grew up with a 4 year old little girl and has interacted well with his foster parents 9 year old grandson and the neighborhood kids. He is a gentle, soft, loving soul, who loves walks and probably would be a running companion, although he does love the couch.
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Gypsy
Age: 10 yrs Sex: female spayed My name is Gypsy. I'm a 10-year-old beautiful chocolate beagle which makes me a rare beauty. What makes me even more special is I'm blind. I'm looking for a home with people just as special as I am, people who will love a blind beagle girl. Blind beagles aren't as handicapped as you might think. It takes us a few days to learn our way around, but then we navigate pretty well. I'm affectionate, I do my potty business outside, I'm not at all aggressive even if I run into someone or they run into me. All I'm missing is someone to love and who will love me.
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