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Tennessee - Knoxville

Calvin Klein Age: 2 yrs. Sex: male neutered Let's catch up with Calvin. This goofy guy has learned a ton from hanging out with foster mom Katie. Calvin's even tagged along with her to work, meeting new furry friends and their humans. He's encountered goats, cats who put him in his place when he tries to sneak their snacks, and dogs of all sizes. New environments and meets have helped him learn to interact correctly with other dogs. According to his foster mom, Calvin's biggest quirks are chewing up kennel blankets and sometimes barking in his crate. He's cool with cats and small dogs, and ignores bigger dogs. He's mostly housebroken, but has a weakness for cat food. He's put on a bit of weight, but he had a bit of wiggle room. Calvin asks for his new family every night in his bedtime prayers, if you're local, possibly ask about fostering him before adopting. Walking can be a challenge since he's like a bouncy ball on a string. Calvin loves people, but can get shy sometimes. He's about two years old and weighs around 25 pounds. He's currently in Knoxville, TN. Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue at 865-607-1990 email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com TN-5530116

Tennessee - Knoxville

Laura Age: 2 Sex: female spayed Laura came to us from KY with the help of Hero Hound and shelter director Rusty. A stray in need, her probable sister found later the same day is Laney, who was just adopted last week. Laura spent time at the shelter while Laney spent a bit of time with Bethany. Laura is in foster to gain weight before spay. Around 2 years. She is less than 20 lbs and should be over that. She is shy but oh so wants to trust. Foster mom Ashley sent this today. She will need an adopter to help her accept love and to build trust. Kids probably too chaotic. Safe direct access fence. Another friendly dog. “I want you to pet me, but I’m too shy to tell you so I’ll just snuggle up to your foot” She’s good! She is really shy, but opening up more everyday Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue at 865-607-1990 email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com TN-5529200

Tennessee - Knoxville

Several new dogs have just arrived and we don't have enough description to post them separately yet. Find our list on Facebook - SOS Beagles - Tennessee - top PINNED post Dogs listed as heading to NJ are no longer available in TN Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com TN-4231203

Tennessee - Knoxville

Hot Rod Age: 2 Sex: male neutered Hot rod is seeking his very own furever home. He is a bit bigger than life beagle in both his stature (16 inches and 33 ish lbs) and personality (think of boisterous life of the party uncle Bob). Hot rod is about 2 years old but acts like an adolescent gangly teen with a crush on life. When he first arrived as an unaltered boy he was a bit testy with the other males. After the couple months here he has gotten into a routine, loves the visitors, knows to kennel up (at first He balked), is clean in his kennel and has adapted well to all the coming and going dogs. He sometimes needs a bit of an intro to the randy, in your face unaltered boys but gets along well with Mom Cheddar, now Rusty, liked Laney and Laura. Tolerates the older pups well. Hot Rod is all about his food and while others have gotten into his kennel at meal time and he discourages them, he has been all bark on his part. He would do best fed separately. I see him with an active couple, older kids that can work obedience with Hotrod AND parents. A hiking buddy, a walking buddy, a running buddy with some ramping up. We think he would excel at puzzle games and enrichment mental toys. Toys are fun for short periods when you are his playmate, a big “Hi Y’ALL!!”, in the form of an AROO greets you at every meet. He can be a bit vocal overnight in a kennel so will need distraction and enrichment to settle. He is not an apartment or shared wall residence not as he cannot contain his thrill at seeing you. He is 100% clean in his kennel. He hasn’t gotten house time yet but does know a threshold and seems to know a home? As a stray we don’t know his history but we know he loves people. He is ok in a 4 foot fence but we have a 6, I would watch him initially. Hot Rod likes being out but is the first to want to join the new visitors when he sees folks coming. He jumps but more up than at you, he would benefit from obedience training, both the training and bonding. HR does listen to no and a corrective voice tone. Hotrod walks pretty well on the leash, exuberant and happy to be with you. So if you want applause every time you walk into a room, if adoration warms your heart, if you are looking for a good activity buddy, if you recognize a goofy best friend and want to give this deserving boy a home please reach out. Contact Beth of SOS Beagle Rescue at 865-607-1990 email: bethsosbeaglestn@gmail.com TN-3927200

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