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Category: Survivor Updates

Marvin

Marvin

September 11, 2021by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Save Our Seniors

Meet handsome Marvin! Marvin was abandoned and left to take care of himself. We're not sure how anyone would want to abandon this sweet boy. Some very lucky family is going to enjoy petting, walks and cuddling with this regal older beagle. Marvin is sweet, calm and loves to hang out with family and friends. He does have some medical issues that we are working on currently, but we have the highest hopes for his recovery. read more

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Bliss

Bliss

May 29, 2021by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Sponsor a Survivor

This sweet girl was abandoned in rural Indiana, with her buddy Merri. They are a bonded pair, uncared for and left to survive on their own. They were found wandering around and completely covered in ticks. Poor Bliss has part of her ear torn off, looks like it was a fight. read more

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Merri

Merri

May 29, 2021by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Sponsor a Survivor

Meet Merri, She was abandoned in rural Indiana, where she was found hungry with her bestie Bliss. They are a bonded pair who seem to have never known care or love. They were found wandering around and completely covered in ticks. Merri was a mess, very scared and hiding. read more

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Joanna

Joanna

March 22, 2021by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Dogs In The Dark Rescued Animals Sponsor a Survivor

Hey, I haven’t met you So this sounds crazy My name is Joanna Adopt me, maybe? I like to play fetch! Do you like to throw balls? I like to eat. Can you buy me food? Favorite TV show: Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries (for the clothes and makeup) Favorite Food: Pasta and peanut butter Date Night: Long walks are okay but I prefer drinks on the patio I’m working on my dream of being an IG influencer; think “accessories and bling”! Just looking for someone to love with all…

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Buzz

Buzz

March 10, 2021by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Save Our Seniors

Meet Buzz! This older gentleman was brought in as a stray after having been found in the woods. Buzz is sight and hearing impaired but has good energy and is settling in easily to life in his foster home with his beagle foster sibling. Buzz loves long naps and food, of course! read more

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Prairie

Prairie

December 23, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Lucky 18 Rescued Animals Sponsor a Survivor

Meet little Prairie! Prairie just flew to Los Angeles after being intercepted from an illegal Meat Trade truck overseas. Prairie is a loving, cuddly and sweet beagle! read more

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Dexter

Dexter

December 9, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Save Our Seniors

Sweet and gentle 9-year-old Dexter was surrendered to the shelter when his owner passed away and his family encountered financial challenges. read more

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My Name is Hazel. You Saved Me.

My Name is Hazel. You Saved Me.

November 26, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates

You don’t know me. But I know You. You got me out of that horrible laboratory. You got me to freedom. You didn’t ask any questions when I needed help. My name Is Hazel. The lab induced seizures in me but YOU saved me. I still have seizures, but because of you, I can live in peace and with love. Thank you for my freedom. read more

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My Name is Journey and I Have Hope.

My Name is Journey and I Have Hope.

November 26, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates

I wish I had the words, but I don’t. But, you could see the pain in my eyes, the desire in heart, and the hope in my steps….I couldn’t let you touch me when you freed me, but I wanted to let you. Being in a laboratory for so long, it does things to you….. read more

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My Name is Birdie and I Have a Story to Tell

My Name is Birdie and I Have a Story to Tell

November 26, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates

I was hurting for a long time. I had huge tumors that touched the ground. It was hard to eat or go potty, my skin hurt too but I couldn’t scratch it. I felt like giving up. But then I was saved. At first, I wasn’t sure what was happening. I was scared, but I felt love and trust. It was because of YOU, that my rescue was possible. read more

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Honey

Honey

September 4, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Save Our Seniors

Honey was found as a stray, terribly emaciated and suffering an eye infection and cherry eye when he was brought to the shelter. When we rescued Honey, we learned this beautiful Treeing Walker Coonhound is also blind, has glaucoma in both eyes, tested positive for heartworms, read more

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Chadwick

Chadwick

September 3, 2020by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Save Our Seniors

Chadwick was found on the highway dehydrated, malnourished and emaciated. This old gentleman, estimated to be about 14 years old, was also covered in flea, was suffering from anemia and tested positive for heartworms. Since Beagle Freedom Project rescued Chadwick, he has settled into his foster home and has already gained several pounds! read more

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