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11/02/2026

Meet Sophie!

Sophie is a tiny, silly, sweet, one year old girl with a big personality and plenty of puppy energy! She’s a happy, affectionate dog who loves all people, cuddles, toys, chews, blankets, sunshine, and exploring the yard. She’s happy to be picked up and snuggled, and she loves being near her people. She’s also a little stinker who will chew your shoes if you give her the chance! She’s definitely still a puppy and has some learning and socialization to do, but she’s a lovely, adaptable girl.

Sophie loves to play, although she’s still learning how to play appropriately with other dogs. She can be a little overenthusiastic and pushy when trying to engage her canine friends, and she gets mouthy when excited. She has lots of energy and needs regular playtime and exercise to keep her happy. Sophie is able to get around the house and yard without any accommodations, and has recently started taking 1-mile walks in her new wheelchair. She loves all the new sights and smells! She would do best in a home with another active, playful dog who can match her energy or as an only dog with regular doggy playdates. Because she can be mouthy during play, a home without young children would be best. Sophie is obsessed with food and loves her toys and chew items. If she doesn’t have an appropriate toy to chew on, she’ll happily find something she shouldn’t—including toilet paper rolls! Puppy-proofing will be important. She also enjoys having a cozy, secure place to rest. She naturally found a snug, covered spot in the cat tree, and when a crate was provided, she went right in. Her crate is a great place for her to settle and calm down when she gets overstimulated.

She loves being outside, exploring the yard and lounging in the sunshine. Indoors, she loves to lounge in front of the fire or snuggling with her person on the couch under a blanket. A home with a securely fenced yard would be ideal for her.

Sophie likes to chase the foster’s resident cats, so we do not recommend a home with cats or small animals.
Sophie was rescued from China and, while her back legs work normally, is missing her two back paws. Unfortunately, we don’t know the history behind her missing back feet or what led to her physical condition. What we do know is that it doesn’t stop her from living her best life! Sophie is a happy, active, adventurous little girl who loves to play, explore, and be part of the action. She has limb stumps that she will allow you to handle once she trusts you. She’ll need patient, gentle handling and a family willing to work with her at her own pace.

Sophie can manage the three steps between the deck and backyard in her foster home, although she sometimes struggles getting back up, so she has learned to use a ramp with great success. Her forever home should have minimal stairs to help her get around comfortably. Sophie may have a few extra needs, but she doesn’t let them define her. She’s determined, resilient, and full of puppy spirit!
Sophie has already overcome so much, and now it’s her turn to find her happily ever after. Could you be the one to give this little sweetheart the loving home she’s been waiting for?
See Sophie Go! Video in comments.

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption

10/30/2026

🐶📅 **Last chance to make your beagle a calendar star!**

Seattle Beagle Rescue’s **2027 calendar fundraiser** wraps up at the **beginning of November**! There’s still time to celebrate your pup while helping beagles find loving homes. 🐾💛

📸 **Sponsor a day for $20**
🗓️ **Sponsor a month for $200**
🏢 **Business sponsorship options available**

👉 **Sign up before it closes: https://wwwbeaglerescue.shop**

Calendar purchases are separate from sponsorships.

10/28/2026

MEET SNICKERS! 🐾

Meet Snickers, a sweet Beagle looking for a place to call home once again! Born on January 16, 2017, this treat-loving girl knows what makes life wonderful: soft, cozy beds, yummy treats, little rawhide bones, car rides, and face rubs. She also loves showing off her tricks! And Snickers has a quirky side that makes her extra special. For some reason, she loves sitting in the kitchen with the French door drapes resting right on top of her head. We may never know why, but apparently, that's just her style!

Snickers is a girl who appreciates the finer things in life, especially when those things involve a comfy bed and something delicious to eat. With her next birthday coming up on January 16, she's already hoping for lots of treats to celebrate her special day. After all, what's a birthday without extra goodies?

Snickers knows what she likes and what she'd rather avoid. She's not particularly interested in pets, people, or snuggles, so she's looking for a family who understands that every dog shows affection differently. She much prefers having her own space and enjoying life on her terms. Cats, small animals, and water are definitely not her cup of tea, so a home without cats or other small animals will be important for her success. Her new family should be happy to respect her independent nature and let her settle in at her own pace.

Snickers is a special-needs girl who will need a family prepared to manage her ongoing medical care. She has a chicken allergy, a thyroid condition, and some incontinence. She takes two medications twice a day and requires special food and supplies to keep her comfortable and healthy. She recently had a dental procedure, too! Her future family should be ready for the extra responsibility and expense that come with her dietary and medical needs, along with the patience and understanding that will help her thrive.

Snickers first came into Seattle Beagle Rescue in December 2021 under the name Dora. At the time, she was described as a three-year-old female weighing about 38 pounds. She had been rescued from Mexico, where she had spent much of her time tied up outside. Understandably, she was quiet, shy, and a little afraid when she first arrived. She was adopted through Seattle Beagle Rescue in January 2022 and went on to experience life in a home.

Unfortunately, Snickers' journey hasn't been without a few bumps along the way. Her first adoption ended because she chased the resident cat. She was later adopted a second time, but due to personal life changes, her current owner can no longer keep her. Through no fault of her own, Snickers now finds herself looking for another home and another chance at a forever family.

What Snickers needs most is a comfortable, stable home where she can enjoy her favorite things, have her medical needs taken care of, and feel safe being herself. She's not necessarily looking for a constant cuddle buddy or a family that wants to shower her with affection every minute of the day. Instead, she'd love someone who appreciates her unique personality, provides a predictable routine, keeps her cozy, and remembers that treats are always a good idea!

Snickers has already been through several big changes in her life, and we hope her next move will be her last. She deserves a family who will love her in their own way, embrace her funny little quirks, and make sure she never has to wonder where she'll sleep or who will take care of her again.

Could you be the one to give Snickers the forever home she's been waiting for? If you have a soft bed, a stash of yummy treats, and a heart big enough for a special-needs Beagle with a personality all her own, Snickers might just be your girl. Her birthday wish is simple: a loving home, plenty of treats, and a forever family who won't give up on her.

Let's help Snickers find the happy ending she deserves!

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption

10/28/2026

💙 Meet Jax — A Good Boy Looking for the Right Fit 💙

Sometimes, loving a dog means recognizing that he may thrive in a different home. Jax’s family loves him deeply, and this is not a decision they are making lightly. With a new baby who has special medical needs, they’ve come to realize that Jax would be happier and more successful in an adult-only home where he can get the time, attention, and support he deserves.

Jax was adopted from a shelter about two years ago, and his family has worked hard to give him a safe, loving life. After discovering that he has a history of seizures, they connected with a veterinary neurologist and got him established on medication to help manage his condition.

Jax also takes a daily medication to support his behavior. His family has invested in his care and wants to be completely transparent about his needs so they can find the best possible match.

With a new baby in the home, Jax has been struggling with the changes. When the baby is being held, he has sometimes put his teeth on the arm holding the baby, leaving marks without breaking the skin. His family takes this seriously and believes an adult-only home would be a better environment for everyone, including Jax.

✨ What Jax needs is a fresh start with the right person.

An ideal home would be an adult-only household with someone who understands that dogs have different needs and is willing to give Jax time to settle in. As a Heeler mix, Jax may also benefit from regular exercise, mental enrichment, and activities that keep his clever mind busy.

His care does come with some ongoing expenses: 🐾 Seizure medication: His family works with a veterinary neurologist, and medication may cost around $180 when purchased online. The exact cost will depend on the prescription and pharmacy. 🐾 Daily behavior medication: Currently around $30 per month. With a change in environment, his future needs may be different, but any medication changes should be made with guidance from his veterinarian.

Jax’s family understands that finding the right home may take time, especially with his medical and behavioral needs. They are willing to be honest, answer questions, and do their best to help make a transition successful.

They are located in Eastern Washington and are hoping to connect with someone who sees Jax as more than his challenges and is willing to learn about the wonderful dog he can be in the right environment.

❤️ Jax is deeply loved. His family isn't giving up on him; they're trying to find a home where his needs can be met while keeping their growing family safe. They hope someone out there may be the right person to give Jax his next chapter.

Please share to help Jax find his person. The right connection could make all the difference for him. 🐾

https://beaglerescue.org/dog-adoption

10/14/2026

🐾 Give your favorite pup a date in the 2027 Seattle Beagle Rescue calendar—and help beagles find loving homes! ❤️

📅 Sponsor a day: $20
🐶 Sponsor a month: $200
🏢 Business sponsorship options are also available!

Celebrate your dog, mark a special birthday, or honor a beloved companion while supporting the beagles. 🐕💛

⏰ Sponsorship deadline: October 31
🐾 Proceeds support Seattle Beagle Rescue.
📖 Calendars are purchased separately.

Participate here: https://www.beaglerescue.shop

Let’s fill the year with floppy ears, love, and second chances! ❤️

10/08/2026

Sweet puppy Pixi Stix is home with her family. Happy life little girl!

10/07/2026

Poppy is here to help support her fellow beagles! 🐶🐾

We’re accepting donations for days and months in the 2027 Seattle Beagle Rescue calendar through October 31!

🐾 Sponsor a day: $20
🐾 Sponsor a month: $200
🐾 Business sponsorship options are also available!

Celebrate your dog or honor a beloved companion while helping support beagles in need. As a Seattle Beagle Rescue board member, this fundraiser is close to my heart. ❤️

Sponsorship donations support the beagles; calendars are purchased separately. The calendar also makes a wonderful holiday gift for the dog lovers on your list! 🎁

Visit https://www.beaglerescue.shop to donate and learn more.

09/24/2026

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. 🐾❤️

09/23/2026

🐾 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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09/21/2026

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!!

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PO Box 6266
Kent, WA
98064

Telephone

+14253813792

Website

http://beaglerescue.org/

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