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Welcome to Rescue Beagle USA.

This blog is dedicated to Lucky, my sweet little girl who passed away in her sleep peacefully on 12-14-12. Lucky was a lemon beagle and came to us as a "rescue" when she was about 3-years old. While she was initially scared, the poor thing was all of 20-lbs (and for her size that was severely under weight) with lots of love and snacks she became the best friend a person could ever have - please give a rescue beagle a second change!

Monday, December 31, 2012

Hound hunting of bobcats and bears outlawed in California

Good news . . . California also outlawed hound-hunting of bobcats and bears after deciding it isn’t a fair fight.

"There is nothing sporting in shooting an exhausted bear clinging to a tree limb or a cornered bobcat," state Sen. Ted Lieu said when the bill he authored was passed.

To read the entire article, click here.

Happy New Year!


Saturday, December 29, 2012

Mackeral for Winter Skin Problems

I saw this posted on Face Book and wanted to share it here.

Goya Jack Mackerel in Brine

Winter weather wreaking havoc on your pup's skin & coat? Add a tablespoon of smashed up canned mackerel w/ it's brine (juice) per 1/2 cup of kibble, mix w/ warm water to make a gravy & serve. Very inexpensive, super heart healthy & the beagles LOVE it! Our guys have the softest fur. A $2 can lasts several meals! Canned Mackerel can be found with canned tuna.

Lost Beagle - 5K Reward - Chesapeake, Va.

Read the article, entitle, "Chesapeake couple offers $5K for missing dog" by By Marjon Rostami of The Virginian-Pilot by clicking here. Article is dated: December 29, 2012

If you live in the area and you see a lose beagle please contact Donna or Grover Hathaway at telephone number 757-488-6347.

Unfortunately they do not have a photograph of the lost beagle, Blue. Here's a description: 5 years old, short legs, male; black, white and brown with a quarter-sized growth on his left front paw.

http://hamptonroads.com/2012/12/chesapeake-couple-offers-5k-missing-dog

Thank you!

The Blessing You Receive When Adopting a Rescue Beagle


Britt Needs a Foster Home

I'm re-posting the below from Face Book! Britt looks so much like Lucky when we first got her . . . and Lucky was a wonderful dog. Please help Britt! Contact Judy directly if you can. Thank you and God Bless!
There are those - you know the people we mean - who think that dogs should be chained outside, don't feel cold, fear, loneliness... Those are the people who have never looked upon shelter photos of an abandoned animal. 
Meet Britt. She came to the shelter as a stray. She's about 2 years old. She is very worried about her fate in the shelter. Can you tell? 
If you are willing to foster her, we can pull her and give her a new lease in life. She is just aching for kindness. Contact judy@beaglemaryland.org. 
And please SHARE her! The more people who see her, the more likely she is to walk out of the shelter.
 

Friday, December 28, 2012

Please Consider Adopting a Beagle or Fostering One!

Most rescue beagles were either lab subjects or abandoned by a heartless hunter when the dog was no further use to him. Sometimes the hunter even just drops them off in a field! (Like I said heartless!)

Please consider adopting or fostering a beagle . . . they make excellent family pets and usually play well with other pets (cats and dogs).

Here's a video about lab beagles now free!

These beagles have known nothing except the confines of metal cages. They have known no soft human touch, no warm bed, no companionship, no love. Finally, after years of being poked and prodded, these beagles are FREE!

Click here to watch the video.

http://www.bit.ly/BeagleFreedom

Thank you . . . when you love and care for an animal, you receive many blessing for this act of kindness.