My basic info
- Breed
- Beagle / Mixed Breed (Small)
- Age
- 10 years old, Senior
- Sex
- Male
- Color
- Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
- Size
- Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
- Weight
- 23 lbs (current)
- Pet ID
- Not listed
My details
- Good With Kids
- Good With Dogs
- Not Good With Cats
- Housetrained
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My personality
AffectionateChillFood-motivatedGentleIndependentLazyQuiet
My story
Contact info
Website
https://www.beans-beagles.org
Address
P.O. Box 1613
Costa Mesa, CA 92628
Their adoption process
Our beagles need fosters as we do not have a physical location and are foster based. Fosters may choose to adopt if they so wish.
Adoptions: Applicants approved to adopt a beagle complete a two-week trial foster to adopt period. If all goes well then they can finalize the adoption after 2 weeks, if not a good match, the beagle can return to the rescue.
Adoptions: Applicants approved to adopt a beagle complete a two-week trial foster to adopt period. If all goes well then they can finalize the adoption after 2 weeks, if not a good match, the beagle can return to the rescue.
Adoption steps
- Submit Application
- InterviewInterview, reference checks
- Home Check
- Meet the Pet
- Approve Application
- Sign Adoption ContractA two-week foster to adopt process begins. If the trial goes well, then the adopter can choose to finalize or return the beagle to rescue.
- Pay FeeAdoption fees and final adoption contract signed if trial goes well and adopter wishes to keep the beagle.
Go meet their pets
Adoption Events occur monthly typically in Huntington Beach with our partner pet stores. Check our website or social media for the latest on upcoming adoption events.
Monday-Friday: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
More about this rescue
In the spring of 2011, Bean was relinquished by her family of 10 years due to a move that did not include her. Her family stated that she lived outside and that she “loves to be outside.” Bean walked into her foster home, stopped at the door, looked around the room at all the Beagles, and spotted a sweet tri-colored Beagle in the corner on a bed. Bean said to herself, “If I make friends with that dog, I will get to stay!” And she did.
Bean became the one in the house who appreciated being inside, accepted no “foolishness” from the other younger dogs, and guarded the sweet tri-colored Beagle named Allie Madeline with everything she had. Allie and Bean became the duo whom rescue stories were made about. In every sense of the word, they became “sisters.”
Over the years they were together; they traveled, visited dog parks, made friends, and hosted several dog parties in their home. They were always together—literally. Bean and Allie made sure all new fosters felt at home right from their first day. Bean also made sure the rules were followed and did not allow much foolishness along the way.
Bean took her final journey to the Rainbow Bridge in 2014, surrounded by her family. She left a huge hole in our hearts and a desire to continue the work she started. Bean asked that we look after homeless Beagles and, in her honor, Bean’s Beagles Dog Rescue was formed.
Bean's Beagles Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization ran by volunteers and donations to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome beagles in need in Southern California.
Bean became the one in the house who appreciated being inside, accepted no “foolishness” from the other younger dogs, and guarded the sweet tri-colored Beagle named Allie Madeline with everything she had. Allie and Bean became the duo whom rescue stories were made about. In every sense of the word, they became “sisters.”
Over the years they were together; they traveled, visited dog parks, made friends, and hosted several dog parties in their home. They were always together—literally. Bean and Allie made sure all new fosters felt at home right from their first day. Bean also made sure the rules were followed and did not allow much foolishness along the way.
Bean took her final journey to the Rainbow Bridge in 2014, surrounded by her family. She left a huge hole in our hearts and a desire to continue the work she started. Bean asked that we look after homeless Beagles and, in her honor, Bean’s Beagles Dog Rescue was formed.
Bean's Beagles Dog Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization ran by volunteers and donations to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome beagles in need in Southern California.