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SOS Beagle Rescue: New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania
For information and an application on adopting a beagle, please visit the SOS home page. Don't see a beagle on the NJ list that looks like a match? Take a look at the TN page -- we may be able to arrange free transportation for dogs currently in TN. ADOPTED DOGS HAVE FOUND THEIR PERMANENT HOMES AND ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
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ADOPTED BY THE ABDA/NOTTELMANN FAMILY AND K9 SIBLING ROXIE - 10/17/26 Boisterous and strong on lead if he sees a "critter". Now walking nicely on leash for Karen as long as no squirrel/rabbit, etc. crosses his path! Moderate nose drive. Was in Lincoln Memorial University foster with other dogs and did ok. He can be a bit gruff for a second at meets but then playful. No aggression. A bit beagle stubborn. Clean in kennel. (LMU has a vet program and uses shelter dogs to teach vet students how to examine a dog, give shots, and 4th year students do spays/neuters, all under the supervision of licensed vets.
Contact Karen of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 570-899-8189
email: karenhannis2@gmail.com
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The shelter said Toffee was terrified of everything. It took her a whole hour and she was running the foster's house like she owned it. She learned very very quickly that the husband was the best thing ever! She was all up in your business to get your attention!
This beagle is sponsored by: Donna Monek in memory of Kasey & Maggie & Lavender Blue Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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Beatle was gotten by an elderly couple who found out they were too old to handle. Moved him outside. He was fostered in KY overnight and that foster reported he was great in the house that night. Slept soundly in her bathroom and didn't bother a thing. Woke up the next morning and whined to go out where he promptly pottied and explored a bit before coming back with her to the door. Not shy. Needs leash work but volunteers in TN are walking. Clean in kennel but if left too long may pee. OK with other dogs but was scared of them at first. Had him out with 5 others.
Contact Karen of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 570-899-8189
email: Karenhannis2@gmail.com
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ADOPTED BY THE HAMILTON/ALIANO FAMILY - 11/7/26 Otis. A stray that Kaitlyn in Murfreesboro found and cared for. She was very attached but her dog didn't want another dog. Would love updates. She filled out surrender form. Will send. He can go a bit shy but is a happy friendly boy and plays well with other dogs. 22 lbs. Leash needs work but knows it. Clean in kennel on schedule, only pees if late being put out. Quiet in kennel. Very sweet. This beagle is sponsored by: Donna Monek in memory of Kasey & Maggie & Lavender Blue Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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ADOPTED BY THE ZHANG/CARPENTER FAMILY - 11/11/2026 Max was originally adopted from a small rescue, (between us not one I think is good!) and that adopter gave him away and then the next person gave him away and had him living outside. When he showed up the original rescue asked Smokey mountain to help Can get a tad overwhelmed at first or in new environment but comes out of it fast. He goes low when overwhelmed and sneaks up for pets. Playing with others in back yard. No bad behaviors seen. Clean in kennel. Walks ok. Has been around kids 7 and up per original home. Mom was beagle. Rescue had a surrendered without mom litter. Quiet in kennel. This beagle is sponsored by: Rob Odorisio & Robbie Young in memory of Pete and Jack Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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ADOPTED BY THE NARDONE FAMILY - 10/27/26 BUDA is a gorgeous red/white boy who came into the shelter with demodex mange. that can present when a dog is extremely stressed and is not contagious but the shelter didn’t have the staff to give medicated baths several times a week. His coat has come back 95% and he is the most handsome boy we’ve seen in sometime.
Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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ADOPTED BY THE SILEO FAMILY - 10/11/26 Daisy's TN foster has this to say about her - "Oh, she is just the best! If you look up "angel" in the dictionary, there should be a photo of her. She's calm, but she loves everyone and loves toys and playing. She's not potty trained yet, but it's something we're working on. She's just happy to be anywhere with you, and she's the kind of dog you could take anywhere! She's been perfect with my young kids, and I think she would do just fine with pet siblings as well. She just wants a comfy spot to nap, an adventure here and there, lots of squeaky toys, and to be loved on.
Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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ADOPTED BY THE MITCHELL FAMILY - 10/19/26 ZINNIA was found near starvation by a group in KY but has regained weight well. Happy, nose driven. Playful but will get into mischief if left alone. She wants to be with her people so much that Beth caught her climbing up the corner of the fence onto the shade sail to try to get to her! Will need a 6' wood or vinyl fence or someone committed to leash walking at all times.
This beagle is sponsored by: Donna Monek in memory of Kasey & Maggie & Lavender Blue Contact Steve of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 609-970.7552
email: sbart001@yahoo.com
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Meet Mabel, a gentle 4-year-old beagle with a heart full of love and a spirit ready for her fresh start! Rescued from a research breeding facility (where she was never tested on), Mabel is now busy discovering all the wonderful perks of being a cherished pet.
This beagle is sponsored by: Donna Monek in memory of Kasey & Maggie & Lavender Blue Contact Cristina of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 908-358-8034
email: cjnine@gmail.com
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ADOPED BY THE REITMEYER FAMILY AND K9 BROTHER CHANDLER - 10/12/26 DAISY FAE wants to be active. Walks, yard time, etc. Easily bonded with a dog that came into the shelter a few days later, so we see her as accepting adult dogs after a slow controlled meet. Was initially fearful at first attempts of others who wanted to play. She is adapting to all things new. OK on lead but could use refinement. ~21 lbs, can gain a couple. Contact Rich of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 609-703-6181
email: rtdetail3@gmail.com
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ADOPTED BY THE BLISS/FLEETWOOD FAMILY - 10/23/26 Intrepid, lively, everyone is a friend or playmate. Loves attention, toys and playtime. Goes until she drops. Enjoying foster with Muna and her two dogs. She is a ray of sunshine. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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Butterscotch and Toffee were fostered with the same family. Butterscotch is the one who is more timid and shy at first but warms up just give her some time. I think she was definitely starved. Never showed food aggression but always acted like she was never going to get food again. So her foster had to use one of those slow feed bowls with her. She caught on quickly to pooping outside but peeing not as fast. She was great with her dogs and she has everything from a very over weight Dane to a tiny 7 pound ankle biter. She was a little curious about the cats but once they swatted at her she was like I'm done and ran off. Humans: Foster has two 8 year old feral boys (Her description!) and a two year old medically complex baby. She loved watching the older boys play. Never really wanted to play with them just enjoyed watching them. She definitely tried to avoid the 2.5 year old. He just wasn't her cup of tea. Maybe because of his equipment or maybe because he's a wild and loud child as well or maybe a mixture of both. Shes an old soul in a young body, lol; she did love it when she got lovings but you could tell at first that was a new almost scary thing but by the time she left she was loving it. This beagle is sponsored by: Rob Odorisio & Robbie Young in memory of Pete and Jack Contact Michele of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 201-407-2908
email: mweiss1998@aol.com
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ADOPTED BY THE GRUBBS FAMILY - 10/11/26 Dilly is smart and gets along good with the TN foster's 3 other dogs. Dilly knows when to step back and let the adults have time. Sweet, energetic and playful. Needs leash work, has started learning a bit of crate training. Contact Cristina of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 908-358-8034
email: cjnine@gmail.com
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Sex: female SOS recently took in 4 females from a research breeding facility. No experimentation was done on these girls, but they are unsocialized and not yet walking on a leash. They are not yet ready for adoption unless you have previously worked with lab beagles, and we will want them going to a fenced yard with another dog (not necessarily a beagle) so they have a dog on which to model their behavior. Once they can walk on leash, we will begin posting them.
Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE D'AMBROSIO FAMILY AND SOS ALUMNI DOC - 10/24/26 Gracie was originally adopted from SOS as a puppy, returned at age 6 when the grandson for whom the owner babysat was deathly allergic. Adopted shortly thereafter and became a companion to the husband and visited his nursing home on a regular basis when he became ill.
Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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