Seattle Beagle Rescue, PO Box 6266, Kent, WA (2025)

08/18/2025

Pending Adoption

✈️ Meet Linden! ✈️

This handsome boy is ready to fly from St. Louis to Seattle—all he needs is a forever family to welcome him home. 💕

Linden’s story is one of resilience. He spent about 18 months as a stray before a kind person gained his trust with food and treats and brought him to safety. Now, at around 7 years old and 26 pounds, he’s thriving in a foster home.

🐾 Crate trained
🐾 Housetrained (just needs you to watch his signals!)
🐾 Great leash walker
🐾 Sweet with people

Linden will need a securely fenced yard. He’d do well as the only dog or could live with another pup—he’s best with females, but once proper introductions are made, he gets along fine with males too.

After such a long time fending for himself, Linden is ready for the comfort, safety, and love of a family. Could that be you? 🐶❤️

📍 Seattle Beagle Rescue will be bringing him here soon—let’s help Linden find the home he’s been waiting for!

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

08/18/2025

Meet Marindy!

This sweet girl is about 4 years old and weighs 23 pounds. She’s currently in a foster home in St. Louis, Missouri, and is ready to make her way to Seattle to find her forever family. 💕

Marindy is making great progress with leash walking and potty training in her foster home. She’s also just discovered toys, which makes playtime extra fun! 🎾🐾

She’ll need:
✔️ A securely fenced yard
✔️ A canine friend about her size (she’s shy around bigger dogs, but loves to play with pups her size!)
✔️ Mealtimes of her own, since she prefers to guard her food bowl

We don’t know if Marindy has lived with cats, but when she met one on a walk, she wasn’t too interested.

If you’re looking for a playful, sweet companion who’s ready to blossom with love and patience, Marindy may be your perfect match. 🐶❤️

📍 Seattle Beagle Rescue will be bringing her here soon—could her forever family be waiting in the PNW?

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

08/18/2025

🐾💛 Today is National Nonprofit Day! 💛🐾

At Seattle Beagle Rescue, every single one of us is a volunteer. None of us are paid for the work we do — which means 100% of donations go directly to the care, medical needs, and second chances for beagles in need.

We do this because we believe every beagle deserves love, safety, and a forever home. 🐶💕

On this National Nonprofit Day, please consider making a donation. Your support makes all the difference for these stubborn, silly, lovable hounds.

Thank you for helping us give beagles the happy tails they deserve! 🐾💙

08/16/2025

SUPER SUCCESS STORY

Phoebe and Chloe were adopted in April. They are the sweetest pair of beagles. We are working on reactivity to deer and any scent or evidence of deer on our walks. They live a good life of adventures and love. They have their distinct personalities. Phoebe is a Velcro dog! She needs to be with me all the time. She is opinionated and tells me how upset she is and all the things Chloe did as soon as I get home. Chloe is incessantly trying to get snacks. She can get on ANYTHING and into everything she can get into. No snack is ever safe. She will find it! They are very bonded and cannot stand it if I try to do anything with just one. If I’m training with one, the other is hysterical. They have the typical screaming beagle hysterical “bark”, especially if they scent a deer on a walk or are separated. They are the best girls!

08/08/2025

UPDATE: Adopted!

🐾 Bonded Pair Alert: Bonnie & Ginger Need a New Couch to Call Their Own 🐾

Meet Bonnie (10 years) and Ginger (aka Ginny, 7 years), a bonded pair of sweet seniors who recently hitched a ride from St. Louis, Missouri to Seattle in search of a new beginning. 💕

Bonnie is a classic beagle girl, and Ginger is her adorable puggle sidekick (that’s a pug + beagle mix!) — short on legs, big on personality. Both girls lived a happy life with their mom and two cats, but when life took a hard turn, their mom had to say goodbye. Now these two are sticking together and looking for a loving forever home.

🏃‍♀️ Daily Life:
• They’re settling into their foster home beautifully and get along well with other dogs.
• Mornings start with a game of “grab-a-bone and run!” — endless entertainment as one steals a toy and the other gives chase.
• At 9am and 5pm sharp, they report for duty as kitchen supervisors — watching food prep with full focus, hoping for a “preseason snack.” 🍗

⚖️ Health Notes:
Bonnie and Ginger are currently working on losing a few pounds, and doing great! They’re enjoying gentle exercise and healthy meals.
Ginger was born without a hip, but thanks to a successful surgery as a pup, she’s mobile and happy. She shouldn’t jump on or off furniture, but she uses ramps and stairs like a pro — or asks for help with her big brown eyes.

💖 They would do best in a home with older kids and access to all the comforts — beds, couches, sunny spots, and slow mornings included.

🏡 They’ve earned the good life and are looking for a family who will give them just that. If you’ve got space in your heart (and on your couch) for two loving ladies, Bonnie and Ginger are ready.

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

07/25/2025

Reminder—Beaglefest is tomorrow! Hope to see everyone

07/20/2025

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🌺 Meet Koa – A Brave Boy Looking for His Fresh Start 🌺

This special guy needed a new beginning and a new outlook on life, so we named him Koa—a Hawaiian name that means strength, courage, and resilience. It fits him perfectly.

Koa is a 9-year-old Beagle mix who has spent his entire life as a loyal companion to an older, disabled gentleman. Now, he’s learning to navigate a world full of new experiences—and doing so with quiet bravery.

🏡 What Koa Needs:
Koa is a sensitive soul and thrives in a calm, quiet home with patient, experienced dog people who can help him build trust at his own pace. He would do best as an only pet in an adult-only home—no kids, no hustle and bustle, just gentle humans who are home most of the time. A quieter neighborhood or country setting is ideal for him.

🐾 His Foster Reports:
Since arriving in foster care near Portland, Koa has begun to bloom. He LOVES stuffed squeaky toys and tennis balls, although he’s an aggressive chewer (and a toy shredder!), so tough toys and supervision are a must. Elk antlers and hard nylabones are great options to keep him safe and happy.

He’s housebroken and surprisingly polite—he even keeps his own nails short! But he prefers to do his business on leash (no backyard solo potty breaks for this guy). He’s also on a healthy weight-loss journey after tipping the scale at 39 lbs, and he’s had a full vet workup, including a neuter and dental.

🐕 Activity Level:
Koa is wonderfully balanced. He can easily knock out a 3-mile hike if you’re feeling adventurous, or just enjoy a leisurely stroll if you’re taking it easy. And when it’s time to relax? He’s an expert couch potato.

💛 Special Notes:
Koa has some food sensitivities (no gluten or grains)—his foster family will share his favorite foods and treats. He expresses his feelings vocally if left alone, so a home where someone is around most of the day is best. He’s spent his life close to his person and doesn’t want that to change.

✨ Koa is finally learning what it means to be safe, loved, and free to be himself. Now he’s ready for the next chapter—with a family that will let him shine.

Is Koa calling to your heart?
Apply to adopt this brave, beautiful boy and give him the forever life he deserves. ❤️
📍Currently being fostered near Portland, Oregon.

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

07/08/2025

🚗🐶 A Life-Saving Journey – Thank You All! 🐶🚗

A HUGE thank you to everyone who donated to help sweet Izzy — and to those who helped her and four other lucky pups get safely to their new lives in the Pacific Northwest! 💛

If you haven’t heard Izzy’s story: she was dangerously ill with pneumonia and needed intensive care, oxygen, and medications to survive. Thanks to your incredible generosity, Izzy got the treatment she needed. 💕 Once she recovered, it was time to get her to our rescue — and that’s when the second miracle happened.

✈️ Due to Izzy’s health, flying was not an option, so our incredible transport coordinator, Michelle Alexander, stepped in and crafted a plan. Izzy couldn’t leave without her best buddy Buster — they’re a bonded pair — so of course he came too!

Then we learned about another bonded pair, Bonnie and Ginger, in Kentucky with nowhere to go. One is a puggle, so flying wasn’t an option for them either. And because we believe in making the most of every mile, we added one more beagle — little Ziggy — who is headed to a foster-to-adopt home!

Here’s what the journey looked like:

📍 July 3: Bonnie and Ginger started their journey in Lancaster, KY with five amazing volunteer drivers each driving a section of the route.
🏠 That night, they arrived at the home of the generous Jenny Edwards, who not only hosted them but also bathed all five dogs, fitted them with secure gear, and packed their travel supplies.
🚗 July 4: One rockstar driver picked up all five dogs and made the long drive to Denver.
✈️ July 5: Two of our incredible volunteers, Kate (from Seattle) and Ruth (from Portland), flew to Denver and drove the pups west.
🏡 Ziggy will meet her foster-to-adopt family in Puyallup, Izzy and Buster will go to their foster home in Olympia, and Bonnie and Ginger will settle in with their Portland-area foster.

To every person who donated, drove, packed supplies, hosted, fostered, or supported from afar — you made this possible. Thank you for being the heart of rescue. ❤️

✨ Izzy & Buster and Bonnie & Ginger will be available for adoption as bonded pairs soon.
🐾 Ziggy is heading toward her forever!

👉 Learn more and apply to adopt at www.beaglerescue.org

07/06/2025

Bunny, came from a breeder in the Midwest and has been luckily rescued and is looking for her retirement home to lay around, relax, get lots of love and just be a family member. She has some fear of hands coming at her so does her pancake stance as many puppy mill dogs will do. Sadly this probably comes from her time as a breeding female in a large facility. Once she overcomes that initial fear she shows she does love pets and scratches.

She loves those soft plush toys but unsure about the squeaky noise they make. All toys seem to end up in the yard when Bunny is around. 😁 As a typical beagle, she can be vocal when she gets the scent of a squirrel who may have been in the yard. Speaking of yards, Bunny needs a home with a fenced yard as she loves being outside and prefers it when she can wander around as she likes. She is crate trained and potty trained. At night she likes to sleep on a comfy couch, favorite dog bed or sometimes curled up by a human in bed. She is a beagle so she loves meal time and snacks are a great way to help her open up to people.

She’s still timid and fearful but will participate in activities when she feels comfortable with her human -eating, playing and cuddles. She is so sweet! She would prefer a female only, adult home as she can be scared of men.

Bunny currently is living with 3 male beagles. She loves sleeping by them and playing chase in the house or yard. Since she is still timid, she must have another dog of similar size in her new home. She needs that companionship.

She was spayed 12/30/24 and had a cherry eye fixed. Bunny has an occasional seizure but is well controlled on meds. Her foster mom can share more information. Bunny is microchipped, and up to date on her vaccines. Can Bunny become part of your family? She has had a hard life so far at only 5 and deserves the best!

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

06/30/2025

🐾 THANK YOU, SCRATCH DISTILLERY! 🐾
We’re raising a glass (or a G&T!) to scratchspirits in Edmonds, Washington for being our June sponsor and supporting Seattle Beagle Rescue!

Scratch is truly one-of-a-kind. They craft award-winning, organic spirits—from vodka and gin to whiskey and aquavit—all made from scratch using local, non-GMO ingredients. Their commitment to quality and sustainability is as strong as their spirits, and they’re as passionate about community as we are about beagles.

And the best part? Dogs are welcome! 🐶 You can bring your pup to their cozy tasting room or outdoor patio—Scratch is dog-friendly and always ready with treats for your four-legged friends.

Please give them a follow and stop by next time you’re in Edmonds. Tell them the beagles sent you! 🍸

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