Seattle Beagle Rescue

Our Seattle Beagle Rescue calendar campaign is underway (link is now works again), and donations are open through October! Every contribution helps us care for beagles on their way to a loving home.

Join in at https://www.beaglerescue.shop —and share this with someone whose calendar needs more floppy ears. 🐾❤️

🐾 Happy National Dog Week! 🐾

September 20-26 is National Dog Week, a time to celebrate the unconditional love, companionship, and joy our dogs bring to our lives every day. ❤️

At Seattle Beagle Rescue, we're especially grateful for the incredible beagles, foster families, adopters, volunteers, and supporters who make rescue possible.

Looking for ways to celebrate this week?

🐶 Take your pup on an extra-long walk or explore a new trail
🦴 Treat them to a favorite snack or a new toy
🏠 Support a local rescue by donating food, blankets, supplies, or volunteering your time

Every wagging tail has a story, and together we're helping more beagles find the loving homes they deserve.

Share a photo of your beagle (or honorary beagle!) in the comments and help us celebrate National Dog Week! 💚

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Adoption update!

Today we are celebrating Starlight’s adoption. She has waited so long for her person. This morning, she left her wonderful foster home, headed off to new adventures with her dad.
Happy Life Starlight!!

Adoption update!
Sweet Babe is home with her forever family. Happy life little girl!

Adoption Update!
Alvin went home with his new family today. He will have the best life with his new parents and his golden retriever sibling.

Attention: Former Laboratory Beagle Adopters Needed! Researchers are seeking confidential feedback to better support laboratory beagles as they transition into homes. If you've adopted one, please consider participating and share with others who may qualify.

We are set up today in Tacoma at Bark by the Bay!! Come see us and if you are here!!

Meet Angie!
This adorable bundle of affection and energy is ready to join your family .
Angie was listed on Marketplace to be sold for $25. She was listed as a beagle mix. At 12 to 14, weeks she’s a little girl at 11.8 pounds.
Angie is currently in a St Louis, Missouri foster home but is ready to travel to Seattle .
Angie loves to play and roughhouse with other dogs and even likes to play with much larger dogs.
Angie will need a fenced yard, a playful canine companion and someone home most of the time.
If you are ready for a new family member to brighten your days, Angie is your girl.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption

Update: Babe has been adopted!

💕 Meet Babe — pronounced Baybay! 💕

Babe is a petite 2-year-old Beagle mix weighing about 25 pounds, and she is learning that the world can be a safe and wonderful place. She’s still very timid and cautious, but we’re beginning to see the sweet, playful Beagle underneath that shyness. ❤️

Babe doesn’t rush into new situations. She needs time, patience, and someone willing to let her build trust at her own pace. But every little step forward is something to celebrate!

✨ Things we love about Babe:
🐾 She is sweet and affectionate once she feels safe
🐾 She loves toys — and has quite the talent for digging every toy out when her foster puts them away! 😂
🐾 She loves being petted and will nudge her foster’s hand with her nose for attention
🐾 She is house trained
🐾 She eats and drinks well
🐾 She did wonderfully with her pet sitter
🐾 She enjoys riding in the car
🐾 She has recently started coming into the living room and even climbing into her foster’s lap
🐾 She is beginning to use different dog beds instead of always retreating to her safe spot
🐾 She occasionally gets the zoomies and loves dragging blankets and pillows to her favorite spot!

Babe is still easily frightened by loud noises, sudden movement, unfamiliar objects, shadows, reflections, and things like moving ceiling fans. She is especially skittish outside. When her people stand up, she can quickly return to being cautious and fearful.

But she is making progress. ❤️ This morning she came out into the hallway to check on breakfast with her ears perked and tail up — a small moment that shows us she is beginning to feel more confident.

🐶 Babe needs:
• A calm, patient home
• Another playful dog to help her gain confidence and show her how to be a carefree Beagle
• Older children, 15+, because noise and movement can make her nervous
• Someone who understands that her confidence will come gradually
• A home where a back door can be left open for potty trips, at least initially — a doggie door would likely be overwhelming for her right now

Babe may not be the dog who runs up to greet you on day one. She may hide. She may be unsure. She may need you to prove that you are safe.

But somewhere underneath that cautious little girl is a fun, loving, playful Beagle just waiting to come out. And watching her discover that she can trust and enjoy her world is going to be incredibly rewarding. 🥰

We know Babe’s person is out there. She just needs someone patient enough to wait for her to find her way to them. 💕

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

Adoption Update!

Happy life Gunner. This sweet senior is with his forever family. He has loving parents and an SBR alumni beagle brother.

We wish Gunner many happy years ahead.