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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. (AL and GA dogs would require a paid transport at adopter's expense.) ADOPTED DOGS HAVE FOUND THEIR PERMANENT HOMES AND ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
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ADOPTED BY THE SIMONTON FAMILY - 1/9/20 About 23#. A stray from an overcrowded partner shelter, he was originally a touch mouthy when picked up until we discovered a large cut under his front leg that was causing pain.
Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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ADOPTED BY THE KNITTEL FAMILY - 12/22/19 Handsome, sweet red/white boy, new to the program.
Contact Michele of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 201-955-2163
email: mweiss1998@aol.com
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Bigger boy at 31#, with a bit of separation anxiety --
This beagle is sponsored by: Keith Proctor Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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Gray or dilute boy. He's better in a yard than the sidewalk — he was overworked by cars (ran from them, then started after them) and has no idea about leashes and walking. Needs work. 27 lbs or so. Hunter dumped.
This beagle is sponsored by: Maryann Seiber in memory of husband Ted and our beagles Sammie, Cindy and Bonnie Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE FRIEL FAMILY - 12/15 Buddy is a very dark chocolate boy, exhuberant and/19 friendly. Initially out of the crate, he's active and overcited, but settles down after about 10 minutes. Never an accident in his crate, has never had an accident in his short periods of time loose in the office.
This beagle is sponsored by: Jeff Dreiblatt in memory of Earl, Otis, Huey and Barney Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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Stray from Knoxville, brand new to the program. This beagle is sponsored by: Jeff Dreiblatt in memory of Earl, Otis, Huey and Barney Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 865-607-1990
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE DeSANTO FAMILY - 12/29/19 In TN foster for oneweek. I took her yesterday to get rabies shot maybe 1 or 1 and half. She's sweet and loves to lick hands and faces so trying to teach her some boundaries lol. She's doing great with my 2 dogs and even was getting to know a larger dog at clinic yesterday. She needs potty training work. She has only pooped in house 1 time but she pees a lot so I have to put down pads over my rugs and she goes on the pads when I'm at work. She does hold her urine through the night though. I don't have a crate so haven't tried crate training. Very food motivated and she's a bit skinny. I named her Skye Aurora and she's a cutie. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE MCKINNEY FAMILY - 12/28/19 Stray from overcrowded partner shelter in TN. Esther is about 23# Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE McGEEHAN FAMILY - 11/12/19 Tadpole. A happy and inquisitive girl. Can be a bit loud when excited. Not too bad on the leash but will freeze up sometimes. Around 23 lbs. bluetick and 14 -15 or so inches. This beagle is sponsored by: Jeff Dreiblatt in memory of Earl, Otis, Huey and Barney Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE BARAN FAMILY - 12/28/19 Taller than the average beagle at approx. 16" at the shoulder, Sasha is a bit timid on the leash. A bit protective of her food with other dogs, but not with people. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE MYRICK FAMILY - 11/30/19 TN foster found it doesn't take spending much time with Bolt to figure out how he got his name. He is the first one out the door when it's time to go outside and spends much of his bathroom break running around the yard. Watch out! He is also pretty fast to slip a gate. An easy second name for this guy would be Happy, because he truly is a happy dog. When you call his name you are likely to get a head tilt and a mouth open smile. He is very dog friendly and would love to have a brother or sister to play with. He is also good at self entertaining and loves toys and antlers. In his time with us we got to see what a sweet boy he is and know he would love nothing more than a deserving family with whom to share his enthusiasm for life.
This beagle is sponsored by: Donna Monek in memory of Kasey & Maggie Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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Good with other dogs, kids. Sweet boy. Could use some manners training Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 865-607-1990
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE VISSER FAMILY - 12/15/19 An owner surrender because the husband is highly allergic. Owner sent Leo to her sister's temporarily. The sister, however, can't keep him permanently because she travel frequently for her job. Raised with a 2 yr. old child, as with all puppies he does get a little crazy and wants to lick and jump. Said to be housetrained when loose in the house but will occasionally urinate in his crate. Leo is very friendly and loving. Loves treats. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE COWPERTHWAITE FAMILY - 12/22/19! Pulled from an overcrowded partner shelter in KY, Lexi arrives in our TN chapter on 12/11 and will be heartworm tested. If HW negative, she'll be coming to NJ on 12/12. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED BY THE GUENTHER FAMILY - 1/1/2020 Kaitlyn and Kristina came from the same home (but do not need to be placed together). Elderly owner couldn't keep up with them and they were running loose, in danger of being hit by a car. Very friendly and appear to be good with kids, according to the neighbor who was feeding them. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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Bigger girl at about 31#. Patti is doing well and coming out of her reserved shell a bit more everyday. She has learned that she really likes the couch and a soft blanket and loves to jump off and jump back on. She loves toys and will bring 1 toy at a time up to the sofa to chew... Patti is quite a chewer! She will chew anything within reach, toy or not, so she'll need some supervised play time to start to teach toys vs non-toys. Patti is curious about all noises, loud and soft. She paces a lot and tries to figure out every noise made in the house. Patti does well in her crate; she is (mostly) against going in and often has to be gently prodded in, and when's she is in there she is a little vocal but clean so far. She's slept through the night all weekend without noise. We've had a few accidents in the house, still trying to train on leash. She likes to trail behind on a leash OR yank hard in front, depending on where her nose leads. We took her out to a brewery and she handled meeting other dogs and new humans well. Patti is timid when meeting new people but she warms up quick and loves getting head scratches. Patti will need a very gentle and patient human family that can give her attention and space, as it appears she's still learning human trust and touch. She does NOT like being picked up (she'll pancake herself to the ground). We haven't seen her truly play yet, but she does seem happier today than earlier this week! She has done well with another dog in the house, though our dog is fairly submissive and has tried to initiate play (which hasn't quite happened yet).
This beagle is sponsored by: Maureen and Bob Heiss in memory of David and Lacey Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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ADOPTED NY THE STROUT FAMILY - 1/4/20 Kristina and Kaitlyn came from the same home (but do not need to be placed together). Elderly owner couldn't keep up with them and they were running loose, in danger of being hit by a car. Very friendly and appear to be good with kids, according to the neighbor who was feeding them. This beagle is sponsored by: The Knight and Price Families in memory of Sasha and Willie Contact Debyof SOS Beagle Rescue
at 732-363-6009
email: findleyd2@aol.com
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ADOPTED BY THE BEHRLE/SEIDERS FAMILY - 12/21/19 Tater is sweet and super friendly with dogs and people. He always wants to play. He loves toys and fetch. He sits very pretty for treats and takes them gently, but is a bit of a jumper otherwise (excited & happy). He may knock young children over. He likes being close to you and walks close to and sometimes gets under your feet (possible trip hazard). If left access to- he will carry around your shoes and he tore into a dog bed and pulled out the stuffing (but didn't tear up any of the dog toys). He is not a big barker, but he does bark. It is almost like he is talking to you if he is in a crate or separated from you and you aren't paying attention to him. He also barks at my dogs when trying to get them to play. He doesn't respond to his name at all. Unlike most beagles I know- he is slow to eat food- he would rather interact and be with you than eat. He seems house trained. We kept him in the kitchen and he peed once overnight (the first night we had him), but otherwise no messes in the house. He is NOT good free riding in car. He needs a crate or tether because he tries to get in your lap. This beagle is sponsored by: Michael Sardilli and Scooter in Memory of Scamper Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: sosbeagles@juno.com
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