My basic info
- Breed
- Hound (Unknown Type) / Beagle
- Age
- 4 months old, Puppy
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Tan/Yellow/Fawn
- Size
- Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
- Weight
- 10 lbs (current)
- Pet ID
- Not listed
My details
- Good With Kids
- Good With Dogs
- Good With Cats
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My personality
AffectionateCuriousFood-motivatedGentleGoofyPlayfulSnuggly
My story
Rescue
Contact info
Website
https://angiesdoghouse.org
Address
Foley, AL 36535
Their adoption process
We allow same day adoptions for dogs in foster homes. Some dogs are only available for transport.
Adoption steps
- Submit ApplicationPlease don’t submit an inquiry, fill out the application via the link in the bio.
- InterviewWe will contact you via phone if your application is approved.
- Home CheckWe do video home checks.
- Meet the PetYou would either meet the pet if it is in a foster home or get more info on a pet if it is available for transport from Alabama.
- Sign Adoption ContractYou will sign the contract and pay the adoption fee via a link we send you via text from Animals First.
- Take the Pet Home
More about this rescue
Angie’s Dog House is a nonprofit, volunteer-based animal rescue organization headquartered in Foley, Alabama, with a strong and growing foster network throughout Michigan that serves as a primary pathway to adoption. Through our dedicated Michigan foster families, rescued dogs are given safe, loving homes while they await adoption, allowing them to decompress, build confidence and find their perfect forever families. We also transport dogs for direct adoption to Michigan and Connecticut.
Our mission is to save animals who have been abandoned, neglected or left homeless through no fault of their own. We focus on rescuing dogs from overcrowded, high-kill shelters in Alabama, Texas and Louisiana where they face the risk of euthanasia, as well as animals surrendered by their owners or rescued from abusive and neglectful situations.
Our Michigan foster network is at the heart of our adoption efforts, giving dogs a second chance while connecting them with loving families throughout the state. With the help of our dedicated volunteers, fosters and adopters, we’re turning uncertain futures into happy endings, one animal at a time.
Our mission is to save animals who have been abandoned, neglected or left homeless through no fault of their own. We focus on rescuing dogs from overcrowded, high-kill shelters in Alabama, Texas and Louisiana where they face the risk of euthanasia, as well as animals surrendered by their owners or rescued from abusive and neglectful situations.
Our Michigan foster network is at the heart of our adoption efforts, giving dogs a second chance while connecting them with loving families throughout the state. With the help of our dedicated volunteers, fosters and adopters, we’re turning uncertain futures into happy endings, one animal at a time.