Beagle puppies and dogs in Glencoe, Minnesota

I'll need a new foster by July 8 if I'm not adopted by then! Please email fostersupport@thebondbetween.org if you can say Yes! Hi! My name is Samuel and I am from Arkansas. From his foster: Though his name is listed as Samuel, He didn't really respond to his name and felt like this name fit him better. We have been calling him Mac and he responds well to that. He really into long walks, belly rubs, and playing with my toys. He is learning commands everyday but already a very good boy. He is still a puppy and like to chew whatever he can get my paws on but never mean any harm. Redirecting and some good chew toys are important.

Hi! My name is Ruby and I am from Alabama. Ruby is an incredible sweet girl! She just wants to be by your side and relax enjoying her golden years! At 10 years old she is still very active and enjoys walks, and does perfectly on leash. She would be the perfect companion for a retiree or someone who enjoys slower, quieter days.

Hi! My name is Marlo and I am from Arkansas.

I am looking for a foster family! Please email fostersupport@thebondbetween.org if you can say YES to fostering this animal! Hi! My name is Peg and I am from Arkansas! From her foster: Peg is a polite, sweet gal! She loves to cuddle & is fairly low energy. She's fully house broke. We haven’t tried leaving her when we’re not home but I’d guess she’d do fine. She’s good on a leash and great with other dogs. She’s a little timid but warming up to life in the city everyday! With a little love and stability this gal is going to shine! She has been working on being alone in her crate, and does well with a blanket over it and some relaxing music to listen to! She sleeps well in her crate overnights.

Hi! My name is Perrin and I am from Arkansas. Prepare to fall in love with Perrin, a truly wonderful pup who's just 1 year young and ready for his forever home! This gentle soul might be a little nervous at first, but he settles in incredibly quickly. His foster reports that after just an hour, he was eating, drinking, exploring, and resting peacefully at their feet! Perrin is a true companion who loves to be right by your side, whether it's cuddling up in bed or simply resting at your feet. He's a social butterfly with other dogs and seems to be house-trained, especially with frequent outdoor breaks. This peaceful pup is still learning new things: he's not quite used to jumping into the backseat of a car and needs a lift, and stairs are a bit of a puzzle (though he's improving every day!). He's also learning that all four paws stay on the floor, and a gentle reminder is all it takes. Perrin is a quiet, loving, and deeply peaceful companion ready to curl up and become your best friend.

I am looking for a foster family! Please email fostersupport@thebondbetween.org if you can say YES to fostering this animal! Hi! My name is Albert and I am from Arkansas. From his foster: Hi! I'm Albert! Thanks for stopping by to read a bit about me. If you are looking for a 40 pound lap dog - I could be your boy. Don't get me wrong, I love going on walks, playing with my foster dog sister, and destuffing toys but my absolute favorite activity is snuggling up or even on top of my foster mom. My foster mom says that I am a very good boy because I am house-trained, kennel trained - never a peep out of me after enticed in with a treat, and I know not to chew on stuff that isn't mine. I do have an old leg injury but that doesn't slow me down. I play, walk, and chase around with the best of them. I'd love to meet you so you could see for yourself what a good boy I am. From the Vet: I am currently being treated for heartworm disease. Heartworm is not contagious so your resident pets are not at risk! The treatment for this is 3-4 months long and requires a minimum of 3 appointments and strict rest/restricted activity. My adoption can take place during treatment, while TBB manages the financial responsibility of my heartworm treatment at The Bond Between Vet Center. Any other medical care needed outside of the specific care covered in the contract disclaimer, would be the responsibility of my new family. Albert came to us heartworm positive and upon completing his exam we notice that he walking abnormally. His legs show a fairly severe previous fracture resulting in a protrusion of his femur bone The injury occurred so long ago that surgical repair is not something our orthopedic specialist is recommending. We also discussed possible amputation, however he does use the leg when walking, but as you can see in his photos when he is stationary he will sometimes just hold it up. He will likely need some medical management for this life-long, but its nothing a young dog like him can't handle. We hope that he continues to thrive in his forever home!