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SOS Beagle Rescue: Tennessee, Alabama
For information and an application on adopting a beagle, please visit the SOS home page. ADOPTED DOGS HAVE FOUND THEIR PERMANENT HOMES AND ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
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Garth is initially pretty skittish, but a very sweet boy that actually loves attention and petting. He may run away first and even bark at you, but he just wants to come up to you on his terms at first. His tail initially appeared to be permanently and tightly tucked, but he seems to be loosening up with time and even wags his tail now. If I want to get him to go somewhere or do something and he doesn’t do it by just calling him- He is very easily leashed or picked up (he usually hits the floor in fear, but let’s you easily leash him and pet him or pick him up)- and then when leashed he seems to do it without any problem. Examples would be coming in through the back door after going outside, getting into the crate when we leave the house, coming up stairs, etc. However, he is food motivated and sometimes treats do the trick. He loves soft stuffed squeaky toys. Sometimes he just likes to rip the stuffing out of them. He has done great with my senior male and female beagle crew, but does have a history of not getting along with some younger dogs and intact males. He needs to be fed separately, which I do with my dogs anyway. I have given treats out as a group on multiple occasions and not had any issues. He was a stray and is not yet house trained, but he keeps his crate clean overnight and when placed in there when I leave during the day. We have just started working with belly bands in the house, but are not successful yet. He rides well in the car and likes Starbucks pup cups. He also likes my wine (I'm not at all promoting giving dogs alcohol- his tongue could barely reach it). He needs a patient family willing to work with his initially skittish behavior and finish working on his house training. Please share and consider giving this sweet older man (guesstimate 8’ish) a home. You could also consider a foster to adopt option to see if he might fit in your home or with your other dogs. Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 865-607-1990
email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com
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Several new dogs have just arrived and we don't have enough description to post them separately yet.
Find our list HERE! Dogs listed as heading to NJ are no longer available in TN Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 865-607-1990
email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com
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Sweet Sammy arrived at SOS for his cleft palate repair, done thanks to Admiral Vet. Poor boy snots up with each drink and meal.
This beagle is sponsored by: Lauren Biloski and The D'Elia Family in memory of Bailey & Squeaky Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 865-607-1990
email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com
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FOSTER NEEDS
 4/5/22 - We are in need of some fosters - some are short-term - 1-2 weeks; others are medical holds (heartworm treatment, etc.) for 4-6 weeks. All expenses covered!
Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 865-607-1990
email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com
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