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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 ELLIOTT FAMILY - 2/26/15 Our TN director walked into the vet's office with this little stray boy and the vet said, Why in Sam Hill didn't someone look for this sweet little boy and Sam was named!
Contact Evelyn of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 732-829-6347
email: emurphy109@hotmail.com
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ADOPTED BY THE BUGLINO FAMILY - 2/1/15 Meet Sophie. Sophie is about a year old and weighs about 22lbs. She is crate trained but will sometimes make noise if she wants to go out. She likes other dogs and cats she will chase but only to play. She has a lot of puppy in her. Sophie is reserved when meeting people for the first time but warms up quickly. She came from a situation where children abused her with bikes so as a result she is a bit unsure around children she doesn't know. After about 5 minutes she is ready to run and chase and have fun. The foster's granddaughter is 9 almost 10 and Sophie adores her. Once she trusts you, which doesn't take long, she is fine and will come up to you. She needs either a playmate or an active family that will take her for long walks. This beagle is sponsored by: Bob and Maureen Heiss in memory of David and Lacey Contact Evelyn of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 732-829-6347
email: emurphy109@hotmail.com
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Velma was surrendered to the shelter because she got into the owner's chicken coop and decided she wanted a chicken dinner. Very sweet, but can be a bit vocal in her crate. I wouldn't want to chance her in an apartment setting until we get to know more about her. Still have difficulties with housetraining -- good in her crate as long as you don't put bedding in with her, usually holds it overnight, but needs frequent walks thru the day. This beagle is sponsored by: Donna Monek in memory of Kasey & Maggie Contact Rayne of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 610-965-3647
email: Rayne@coldnoselodge.com
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Due to arrive in NJ on 3/5/15 Darcy is a tiny little chocolate beagle, energetic and playful..
Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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ADOPTED BY THE MATHEUS FAMILY - 2/18/15 RoseLee was pulled from the Loudon, TN animal shelter. She's a sweet girl, about 24#, who is good in her crate and good with other animals. Cats interest her, but we haven't tested her with free access to them. This beagle is sponsored by: Ron Hosford Contact Michele of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 201-955-2163
email: mweiss1998@aol.com
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Due to arrive in NJ on 3/5/15 - may transfer to Allentown foster home this weekend Introducing Miss Maggie Malone. This sweet girl came to us through contact by a rescue friend. She showed up bloated and ill in just the right yard. Originally thought pregnant but after getting her safe it was determined she was in rough shape and malnourished. She has spent several days with me getting vetcare updated and headed to foster with Toni and family in TN.
Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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Just arrived 2/8/15 GraceKelly was a stray from a shelter in Middle TN who tested HW positive. She would have been put to sleep if SOS hadn't stepped in.
Contact Tracy of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 973-886-2503
email: tracy.lee616@gmail.com
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ADOPTED BY THE LESCHINSKI FAMILY - 2/15/15 Opie just transferred to his NJ foster home and is learning quickly. Within 48 hours, he has learned he's not supposed to jump on the dining room table or lift his leg. Still not 100% angel, but has at least demonstrated that he will learn through consistency and repetition. Don't let the photo fool you -- he's only that calm when sound asleep! Opie is a lean little guy at 16-17#, just about a year old. His TN foster says he's a very energetic boy and loves to still "hump" the other dogs(although that will decrease now that he's neutered). I think it's his only known way to play. He doesn't do well in pen when alone but seems ok left with roscoe and izzy. Seems to be going to bathroom outside now not seen anything in house last few days. Bad with cats - chases and tackles he's quick as lightning and can jump crazy good he's sweet but will def need a family willing to work with him and once he learns a little more how to be an inside fur baby he will be precious. This beagle is sponsored by: Rob Odorisio & Robbie Young in memory of Pete and Jack Contact Deby of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 732-363-6009
email: findleyd2@aol.com
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ADOPTED BY THE GARCES FAMILY - 3/1/15 Foster update: Elma is the total package. She is house trained, does not chew on anything and is quiet. But when she barks she has the Beagle howl. She is very pretty but doesn't act it. We leave her out and about in our house while we are at work - no issues. If I drop something she will run into another room but when called she returns to me quickly. She is very loving and wants attention but will wait her turn with the other dogs. She has developed a routine for going out and does not ask to go out other times. Elma was picked up in SC as a stray and taken to the local animal control. They posted to facebook asking for rescue help. Was HW positive and treated, followed bywith 4 weeks crate rest. Very sweet little girl in the limited time we’ve had her. Contact Deby of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 732-363-6009
email: findleyd2@aol.com
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Adoption Pending - the Weaver family Penny is a very sweet, mild-mannered girl, good in her crate, has been good in the house, and gets along with other dogs. Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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ADOPTED BY THE PAVALKO FAMILY - 2/5/15 Corey and Rick were surrendered to a GA shelter along with dad Chumblee. Both boys are EXTREMELY shy, and would benefit from another dog in the home to model behavior. Right now they won't approach and have to be cornered to be picked up and put in their crates. Both will be small. The shelter originally thought they were about 3 months, but our vet said they are more like 5 to 5-1/2 months when we got them in December based on their teeth.
This beagle is sponsored by: Rob and Kristen Boyle in memory of Lulu Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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Just Arrived 1/24/15 Eliza Jane pulled from a TN shelter west of Nashville. She's small, sweet, may have allergies -- when her feet get cold, she barks at them! and sometimes nibbles at her feet. Either allergies or possibly the disinfectant used at the shelter from which she came.
This beagle is sponsored by: Bob and Maureen Heiss in memory of David and Lacey and Steven Marruso Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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ADOPTED BY THE WOJCIK FAMILY - 2/15/15 Sugar and her sister Abby were surrendered to a TN shelter. Both are gorgeous red and white girls. (Abby arrives next week). Good with other dogs, not overly rambunctious from what we've seen in the 3 days she's been here.
This beagle is sponsored by: In honor of Phyllis Copeland and Rob Odorisio & Robbie Young in memory of Pete and Jack Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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ADOPTED BY THE BARBER FAMILY - 2/22/15 We were contacted about Dolly by a TN shelter. She tested positive for heartworms, but they have a working relationship with the vet tech school at Lincoln Memorial University in KY and the vet tech program was willing to treat her so that their students could gain experience. She completed her treatment the end of December and is ready for some exercise and a forever home.
This beagle is sponsored by: Rob Odorisio & Robbie Young in memory of Pete and Jack Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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Due to arrive in NJ on 3/5/15 Red and white girl brought to the shelter with her son (Copperfield). Puppy was adopted in TN.
Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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Vanessa
Age: adult Sex: female spayed
Due to arrive in NJ on 3/5/15 A pull from a Carolina shelter, Vanessa was thought to be pregnant (NOT!). Good with other dogs unless there's food involved, great with kids.
Contact Linda of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 856-336-2520
email: NJsosbeagles@yahoogroups.com
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ADOPTION PENDING - The Buckley/Norr family Persephone was picked up stray and pregnant. Her puppies were not purebred beagles. She’s a tiny little girl, about 12" at the shoulder, a blue-tick, good in her crate. This beagle is sponsored by: The Marchello family in memory of Suzie Contact Sue of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 609-735-0945 or 609-471-1267
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ADOPTED BY THE MONEK FAMILY - 2/8/15 Meet Lavender, one of the newer members of SOS Beagles. She is about 23lbs and very submissive. Wants belly rubs. She is not interested in the cats. Crates easily and keeps her crate clean. Very sweet little girl. This beagle is sponsored by: Eileen & Ed Wisniewski in memory of Arthur Contact Tracy of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 973-886-2503
email: tracy.lee616@gmail.com
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ADOPTED BY THE HANNEN FAMILY - 2/19/15 FOSTER UPDATE: 1/20/15 - Sweet bonnie Brownie took a couple weeks to gain her confidence in our home. She is still a bit timid because she doesn’t know all her boundaries and is still learning. When she does learn something, she becomes visibly happy and more confident. She is very intelligent and learns quickly. She watches the other dogs very intently and then follows along. For example: she followed them through the up and down stairs dog doors and figured out if one of them is closed to immediately go to the other. She also listens to us humans and learns too. Brownie is very calm and extremely low energy. But perks up and joins in during Doggie Singalong. When she is in bed with you she will crawl on her belly with a bit of a smile until she gets your attention. She does very well with the 3 cats and the 4 other dogs and plays nicely with them. We always feed our foster dogs in their crates to avoid any confrontations, because meals should be fun not worrisome. She is crated when no one is home and has not had any accidents. She seems to be house trained and is now learning the basics, come and sit, for a cookie. She’s not bad on the leash either. We have been working with her so that her anxiety about being left behind by humans has lessened quite a bit but she would be much better if there were another dog or two to play with and keep her company. She doesn’t mind the teenagers in the house and tries to get their attention. I can touch her anywhere, put my fingers in her ears and mouth, and also remove food or a bone/chewy while she is eating it, without any problem. She is attentive and will follow you around until she is sure of your routine. All in all, a very nice companion for anyone. Early Oct. of this year, we were contacted by one of our rural shelters about a beagle in distress. A volunteer thought the beagle was pregnant and in possible labor. She asked if we would help and we said YES!. She went to the vet for a checkup and we found out she was not pooping. After an xray, enema and a few good potty breaks our girl, now called Brownie was officially welcomed into SOS. Because of our wonderful fosters, the Bartlett and Grizzle families Brownie has blossomed and proved herself a great house dog. She is ready for her forever home. Brownie does need to be in a home with other dogs for company. This beagle is sponsored by: Ben and Gabe Stevens in memory of Sasha and Gerry and Caroline Phelan in memory of Trevor and Peanut and Ron Hosford Contact Sue of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 609-735-0945
email: suemac9713@yahoo.com
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Rick and Corey were surrendered to a GA shelter along with dad Chumblee. Both boys are EXTREMELY shy, and would benefit from another dog in the home to model behavior. Right now they won't approach and have to be cornered to be picked up and put in their crates. Both will be small. The shelter originally thought they were about 3 months, but our vet said they were more like 5 to 5-1/2 months based on their teeth when we got them in December.
This beagle is sponsored by: Michael Sardilli in Memory of Scamper Contact Ginny of SOS Beagle Rescue
at 609-291-0417
email: ginnyolsen@ymail.com
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