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Posted 8/6/2023. Elsa and Darla are the sweetest and cutest Beagles. Elsa is 2 years old and is the daughter of Darla who is 6 years old and the are a very bonded pair. They were surrendered by an individual who could no longer take care of them and who kept them outside their whole life. It was only while in foster care that they learned what it is like to be safe, well fed and loved. Everything was new to them but they claimed the couch as their favorite spot very quickly. when they arrived last spring, Both Elsa and Darla were in rough shape and had to be treated for heartworm. They have recovered quickly and very well and very happy. They also have been spayed and vaccinated as well as dewormed and they are on heartworm/flea/tick prevention. True beagles, they love to be outside - nose on the ground! :) and apparently they roamed the streets a lot. Therefore we think that it is best if they go to a home with a decent size securely fenced in yard so they can run and snoop around at their hearts' content. Elsa and Darla are good with other dogs and they are good with children. They both like cats BUT they also like their food and they like to check out the litter boxes a little too much.... Cat boxes and cat food would have to be in a place that is not within reach. In general both just LOOOOVE eating and will climb on furniture to get to that piece of toast that you leave out...Both pups are crate trained and almost house trained. They are a lot of fun and a joy to have around. Please consider giving these two sweeties a loving forever home together. If you are interested in adopting the two please fill out an adoption application (one is enough) on our web site. The adoption fee is $150 for each pup. If you have any more questions or would like more information please email us at inthenest@gmail.com and we will put you in contact with the foster mom directly.
