This is Matilda aka "Mattie". She is a 6
year old spayed female beagle who is excellent with children and loves to play
with other pets. She is crate/house trained and is very quiet. She
is a 13 inch beagle and weighs approximately 25 lbs.
This is Darla. She is a 9 year old spayed female
beagle. She would be an excellent pet for a senior, or a family with
children. She loves to snuggle and is obedient. She is a standard
size and weighs around 35-38 lbs.
I can be reached at (330)334-5132 (home) or (330)714-6457 (cell). We
live in Wadsworth OH.
Jeannie
Beulah
Beulah
is very well tempered. She is 10 years old. We adopted her
when she was 5. She lived with two older women and they had to get rid
of their dogs to move into an apartment. She was quite untrained in their house,
allowed on all the furniture, fed warmed-up soft food, etc. She was also one of the
submissive dogs in their house. When we took her in, she quickly became
dominant over our lab. 
We had her with small children around and other
dogs and she doesn’t seem to have a problem after the initial desire to
sniff them out. She likes to be around other animals and people, which
is why I think she needs a new home. We both work and the kids are in
school/work most of the day. Our lab died a couple year ago and I have
been working full-time for the last three years -- and she has steadily become
more and more out of control. Also so she doesn’t get much
attention anymore. She is spayed and has no health problems that we know
of.
So, is there anyone out there who would love to have this sweetie, that just needs more than what I can give her so that she can be balanced and happy? Please email me at:
Posted: 5-4-08
Annie
Annie (Copper Nose) 2
year old female Beagle that was rescued from the dog pound on November
9th. We are currently working on house 
training
which is going very well. This girl is a quick study. She is currently in a foster home with 4 other dogs and 10 cats and
she loves
everybody. Annie is a bit laid back and is happy to
be doing whatever you want to do. She is up-to-date on vaccinations, heart worm negative and spayed.
Please call
her foster mom
if you would like more information (740) 279-5857. Adoption fee: $125.
Jovie
Jovie
is sweet and loves to play. My vet thinks she is about 1 to 2 years old.
She gets along great with children and other dogs and cats. She weighs 21
pounds. She was spayed as of last Thursday. She is current on shots and
heartworm. Jovie is doing great in the house, she loves attention but is not
overbearing like some of my other dogs.
She will make a great family pet.
Call: Chris Allison at: 614-216-3779/ 740-983-3779
or e-mail: AALLI1031@peoplepc.com
Willie & Casey
We recently moved out of the country for my husband's job, to Shanghai China to be exact and we placed our 2 amazing beagles (Willie and Casey) with a family friend while a beagle rescue is looking to place them. They are amazing dogs and we ultimately would like to place them together we know this might be very hard, but they have been together for many, many years and I think it would be very, very hard on them not to be together.
Willie is 14.5yrs and 30lbs. I bought Willie from a breeder in 1993 in California. Male and neutered. He is house trained and pretty much a couch potato. He doesn't play much and doesn't like a lot of activity around him (so I don't think younger kids would be good for him).
Casey is about 10 yrs and 28 lbs. We adopted her in 1999 from a shelter in Detroit so we do not know her early history. Female and spayed. She is house trained and can be a couch potato, but she also loves to run if possible. She is shy but loves to be around people.
Currently they are with a very loving foster family, and awaiting another new permanent loving family. They are very sweet dogs. I've attached a recent pic. from this past Christmas.
Please feel free to contact the foster family: Laurie Capwell email: lcapwell@comcast.net
Or we can be reached at 248-589-9338 (home number via vonage acct. but please keep in mind in China we are 13 hours ahead of eastern standard time) or feel free to email.
Take care,
Amanda amandaguanco@gmail.com
DATE OF POSTING: 1/6/08
Molley
Molly is a wonderful girl! She has a wonderful personality, she is great with all people and children. She gets along with other dogs and cats. She is a little hard to take for walks at the moment as she has never been really "trained". I am working daily with her and she gets at least 4 walks a day with me, she is getting better. She will bark at other dogs and is sometimes hard to handle when she sees another dog, but that is coming along as well. She will bark at some people, but not all, I don't know why, but it isn't a "mean" bark, she feels she is protecting me, which is what they do.
Other than that, she is a very lovable, loyal and affectionate dog. She really does not have any "bad" habits as such, she doesn't chew anything and she isn't destructive, as I mentioned above, just a little hard to handle on walks, but she is a smart dog and is learning quickly.
I can be contacted on my cell phone: 614-634-1557
or home phone 614-789-0656.
Sadie
Ann
We loved her for many years but are unable to take her in. It's heart
breaking. I've been trying for some time now to find her a home, but time is
running out. They are moving this weekend, and I fear we'll have to take her
to the pound. She is around 10 years of age, AKC registered, and is also
fixed.
Alexis
Red Tick
the clinic where I work.
He
won't be ready for adoption for about 8 weeks. Mean time I am also
housebreaking and teaching him his basic obedience. He is a very sweet
little guy and rides great in the car. He loves everyone he meets
including all other dogs and all the clinic cats.
Deborah J Franks
Jack of Hearts Rescue
Bailey
She is purebred, but has no white tip on her tail. I did not get her
papers. I rescued her when she was 9 months old for my daughter, but she cannot keep her since she is going to college in the fall (which is why she was given away in the first place) I live in a condo with my 84 year old mother and another rescued dog, otherwise I would keep her.
If you are interested in Bailey, please contact me at: horse.camper1@yahoo.com
614-670-9862
DATE POSTED: 1-11-08
Spice
Spice is approximately 5 years old, and I am her foster mom. She has had pups in the past, but has been spayed and is current on her shots She is very sweet but extremely shy and timid with new people. Spice would do well in a quiet home, perhaps without children. However, she adores children but is afraid of loud noises and quick movements. She is very affectionate and completely crate trained. She appears to do well inside however has not been left alone inside without being crated. The best I can tell she is probably housebroken. Although she is very fearful and timid; she is in no way a fear biter. I have temperment tested her a great deal. She has a beautiful face but a sad expression. She is not a barker but will definitely sound like a true beagle if she something interesting catches her eye such as a rabbit ora squirrel. If anyone is interested in Spice they can contact me directly at
(859) 234-0013 or bigdog@inthehills.com.
Oliver
Dubbs
Dubbs is neutered and is current on all of his shots. He has seen the same vet since we got him and I can provide all of his records to the new owner. Dubbs turned 5 on December 17th. We have been his only owner since purchasing him from a breeder in March 2003. The breeder claimed that he was a full-bred beagle, but the vet has explained that it appears that he may have some coon hound in him since he is a little larger than the average beagle. He is a little taller and weighs about 35 pounds.
Personality and Temperament: He loves attention!!!! Dubbs is a very loving dog and does well with small children. I do watch him closely around babies, because out of his large curiosity, he loves to get very close. He does not like to be outdoors much, because he prefers to lounge around the house during the day and sleeps quite a bit. He gets very excited with visitors and unfortunately does jump at their arrival. The vet has explained that it appears that he has some anxiety around new people and is the reason for the excitement when they arrive. Within about 5 minutes, he will calm down. He does still have some accidents from time to time. They normally occur when the weather is bad outside and he is hesitant to be outdoors. Dubbs would do well with other dogs, since he loves to play. He cannot be walked off a leash and would need a fenced in yard to run and play. He does become anxious when we leave the house, but quickly calms down and retreats to a bed in the house to relax. We attempted crate training with him, but was not successful.. A good home for him would be a home where someone is home more frequently than just in the evenings since he does crave attention and enjoys the company of others.
Jessica and Anthony.
Grace
and Darla
My wife and I have two Beagles (sisters) Grace and Darla. They are 7 years old and have been with us since they were puppies. As you can imagine we care about them very much. Unfortunately we are in a situation where we have to find them another home. We have twin babies that are 18 months old that have been diagnosed with severe allergies of which dogs is one of them. As much as we love our beagles obviously our family must come first. If there is any way you could assist us in finding them another good home we would be very grateful.
We purchased Grace and Darla from a breeder. They are house-trained; able to use a dog door to let themselves in and out or they will scratch lightly on the door to let us know that they need to go out. They have had regular veterinary check-ups receiving their appropriate shots and heartworm preventative treatment since they were pups. Both of them have been spayed as well. They have spent every living minute of their lives together so splitting them up is not really an option. They are good with children and other dogs. They have been "house dogs" being more likely to hunt for a warm spot on their dog bed than to go hunting in the field. Like most other beagles they love to go for walks and will howl at the smell of a rabbit. For beagles though their barking seems unusually limited to that smell of the rabbit or when we arrive home they will bark briefly to greet us. Other than that they lead a relatively quiet life.
We live in Chagrin Falls, Ohio and can be reached at (216) 374-7300 or via email at johns@outtech-online.com.
Thank you
John Seliga
