Mostly Beagles

Mostly Beagles Rescue was formed to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome beagles that are in local shelters, surrendered by their owners, or found as strays. While our members have been involved in all breed rescue for many years, we decided that we would follow our hearts and help our number one favorite breed, the beagle. We named the group Mostly Beagles because we do occationally find a non-beagle that we cannot pass up. Because of our personal experience with them as pets, we are especially interested in also rescuing whippets, basset hounds, rottweilers, and dachshunds. All of our dogs are temperament tested, fully vaccinated, spayed or neutered, on heartworm preventative (or if necessary treated for heartworms), and receive basic obedience training. In addition to helping homeless dogs, another primary goal we have is working on public awareness of heartworm prevention, spaying & neutering, and behavior training. Our goal is to reduce the number of unwanted litters, strays on the streets or in shelters, and owner surrender dogs.