Arizona Beagle Rescue
Arizona Beagle Rescue (AZBR) is a statewide 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization. We do not have a facility of our own to board foster dogs.
Arizona Beagle Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit, tax-exempt, tax-deductible organization operated by volunteers who are dedicated to the welfare of the Beagle breed. AZBR relies on donation to help with the medical needs of the dogs in our foster care (spay/neuter, dentals, heartworm treatment, valley fever treatment, orthopedic injuries, emergency surgery, etc). All dogs available for adoption are in foster homes across the greater Phoenix area. AZBR now has an online store https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/34504196-az-beagle-rescue-logo?store_id=1889070 to order apparel, totes, phone cases, coffee mugs and so much more!
07/11/2026
Adoptee - Benny
Adoptee Family: Dunn
Update:
Benny is one of the sweetest dogs I have met. He fits perfectly in my home and he brings so much joy and happiness with his zest for life. Benny has adjusted well to his surroundings and a consistent routine. He fits in very well in my home and all the neighbors love to see him on his daily walks around the neighborhood. Benny loves his walks to sniff & explore and greet the neighbors as he is a very social dog who loves people and loves to be the center of attention. Benny is very affectionate and he loves to sit next to me or climb into my lap for cuddles. He gives the best eye hugs with his soft loving gaze - it just melts my heart! Benny has happily found his forever home thanks to the kind volunteers at the AZBR!
07/09/2026
Snoopy has found his way to Apache Junction Animal Care and Control! He is not in our care, but if you're interested in meeting and possibly adopting him, please contact them directly!
He is about 7 years old!
Location: Apache Junction Animal Control
Phone Number: (480) 983-4405
Address: 725 E Baseline
Apache Junction, AZ 85119
https://24petconnect.com/APCHAdoptable/Details/APCH/A021858
06/30/2026
Today is June 29th and we are less than a week from July 4th. While we love the holiday, many of our pups do not!
Before July 4th (now!):
š·ļø Make sure their ID tags and microchip information are up to date. If you don't have an ID tag, use a Sharpie to put a cell phone number on the collar.
š **Keep Your Pup Safe This Fourth of July! šŗšøš¾**
ā¤ļø Keep your dog indoors in a quiet, secure room.
šµ Turn on calming music or the TV to help mask fireworks.
šŖ Keep doors, gates, and windows securely closedāfrightened dogs can escape in seconds.
𦓠Offer a favorite toy, puzzle, or treat to help distract them. Work on some mental stimulation or training in short chunks throughout the day to wear out their brains prior to fireworks!
š« Never bring your dog to fireworks displays.
š Keep holiday foods, alcohol, glow sticks, and fireworks out of reach.
Every year, shelters see an increase in lost pets around the Fourth of July. A little preparation can make all the difference.
If you find a lost pet, check for ID tags, have them scanned for a microchip at a local veterinary clinic or shelter, and share clear photos and the location where they were found.
Let's make this Independence Day safe for every furry family member. ā¤ļøš¶
06/26/2026
Meet Charlee!!
A 13-year-old sweetheart with a heart as big as his adorable floppy ears. While heās blind, donāt let that fool youāCharlee confidently knows his route around the house, has learned the dog door and loves the simple joys in life: a cozy dog bed (or even better, the couch!), tasty wet food, and spending time with his people.
Charlee gets along well with other dogs but prefers to enjoy his meals separately so he can take his time. He walks nicely on a leash and happily joins you for strolls, though in unfamiliar places he may occasionally bump into things. Because he canāt see, heāll need a home without an unfenced pool and if around a pool he needs to be safely on a leash with his person.
Heās a gentleman for baths and brushing (although heād rather you skip brushing his sore hips if possible!). His blood pressure is well controlled with medication, and he also takes a joint supplement, CBD, and an anti-inflammatory to keep him feeling comfortable. He can still hop on and off the couch by himself and is happiest curled up beside you for a nap.
Charlee isnāt much of a fan of car rides, but once heās home, heās content to soak up all the love and comfort you have to offer.
If youāre looking for a loyal, low-key companion who will reward your kindness with endless love, Charlee is ready to spend his golden years by your side.
06/17/2026
Masha is now active on the web and available for adoption!
https://www.petfinder.com/dog/masha-792fc6b9-627d-43c7-a1c7-d2ba06beb169/az/phoenix/arizona-beagle-rescue-az53/details/
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Incoming beagle alert!
Meet Masha, 1-2 year old female beagle mix. She will be available for adoption soon. She needs vetting (spay, vaccines, microchip).
** If you are an approved adopter (or foster!) and interested in Masha, please let us know at [email protected]
** If you have not yet been approved to adopt (or foster!), please complete an application at https://azbeaglerescue.com/adopt/adoption-process
What we know about Masha from her current foster:
- very sweet and friendly, likes everyone
- she is very active and busy (needs exercise and mental stimulation)
- is a very frequent counter surfer. (Poor house manners in general, I wonder if she was kept as a breeding dog outside)
- she is a chewer (chewed a leash and a charger when I wasnāt watching )
- she is very opportunistic with food; not food aggressive I donāt think... just will try to take other dogsā food even if they growl at her
- she hasnāt tried to escape our block wall yard, but is a flight risk near doors
05/21/2026
Please direct all inquiries to Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation
05/16/2026
Arizona Beagle Rescue has been contacted about two young beagle boys from a couple going into Assisted Living.
We have limited information on these boys which includes the following:
Max and Elvis Presley
-about 2 years old, tricolored
-UNaltered
-heartworm negative, looks like other vaccines might be needed
-cute & friendly
-not trained, still chew things up
-use a dog door, still have accidents
-unsure how they are on a leash
-good with other dogs
-good with teenagers
-are jumpers
If you have completed an application and have had a volunteer conduct a home visit with us, please EMAIL [email protected] if interested in meeting these boys. The goal is to keep them together.
05/14/2026
Several people have reached out asking if we have tshirts for sale. We do not have any apparel for sale so anything you are seeing on social media is not through Arizona Beagle Rescue.
Our most immediate need at the moment is foster homes. We have a senior as well as several other dogs that are needing placement (currently awaiting more information from owners).
If you are available to foster, please email [email protected] if you are an approved foster.
If interested in becoming a foster, please fill out the application here: https://azbeaglerescue.com/volunteer/fostering-with-azbr
Thank you in advance!
Arizona Beagle Rescue Since we have no shelter of our own, we rely on loving people to take in rescued dogs and care for them until the dog can be matched with a family.
04/07/2026
Please donate, share, and help give them the second chance they so deeply deserve.
š¾ Theyāve Lost EverythingāHelp Them Start Again š¾
Josie. Red. Billie. š
Three loyal beagles who once had a home, now facing an uncertain future after unexpected hardship changed everything.
After losing the life they knew, theyāve returned to rescueāconfused, vulnerable, but still full of love to give.
Now safe in foster care, they need your help to heal:
𩺠Medical care for lumps, ears, and dental needs
āļø Support to regain healthy weight, security and comfort
š” Time, love, and stability before finding forever homes
This AZ Gives Day, please take a moment to read Josie, Red, and Billieās story and see just how much they need you right now.
Please donate on our AZ Gives Day Fundraising page (link below), share, and help give them the second chance they so deeply deserve. ā¤ļø
Support Because Every Beagle Deserves Another Chance on Arizona Gives After losing the life they knew, Josie, Red & Billie need care. Help give them a second chance.
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Phoenix, AZ
85082