Category: 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

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

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

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

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

Meet Dudley. This handsome guy was an owner surrender who is looking for a truly, loving home. How can you resist those sweet beagle eyes. He is cuddly and happy and would love to be a part of a family who will take good care of him - forever! read more

Mildred (nicknamed Millie) is nothing but sweet love. She will give you soft kisses (at first meeting!) and Millie loves to tuck herself in next to you for a good nap. Though she is partially blind with cataracts, Millie takes to new environments very well. She’s actually a little independent! She loves to go on short, gentle walks but also will happily mosey around a backyard. read more