It is wonderful to see the number of families that come out to visit with the dogs. The rescues need all the loving they can get, and the shy ones learn to trust people by watching different humans be kind to the others in the pack. Kids need to learn early how to care for […]
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We often rescue pairs of beagles and even those that have lived together for years are not ‘bonded’. There is a special attachment between two beagles that make them bonded. Most hounds are pack animals and form an attachment with whoever is available for a little fun or a nap. The pairings are forever changing!
It is a toss-up of what was the lowest point in this past year. A 3-month recovery from surgery this summer after being ill in the spring is not the fun memory but having to replace the septic system for the bungalow and apartment was worse! Having to say good-bye to long term family members
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It is a wonder to watch a beagle catch a scent and track the smell while baying. That beagle nose brings delight, laughter, and love to their owners, but also causes so much aggravation when the nose tells the beagle that all you need is a little hole here and we can check out the
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As with children, it takes a combined effort of many people to provide care for the beagles residing at the Beagle Bungalow. I have often worried about how things would go if I suddenly became ill. It was heartwarming to see the number of volunteers step up to help when a respiratory problem laid me
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As we welcome the new year in. it is time to look back over this past year and review all that we have done. It has been a busy year with an average of 20+ dogs at the bungalow each day. Many of the younger ones come and go quickly. As fast as we can
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Over the past few months, the Beagle Bungalow has had to say good-bye to two of our seniors. With 5 turning 16 this fall and others in poor health, we will be making the hard decision of when is the right time to let them go. It is the hardest part of having these wonderful
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Our Mission Statement talks about providing long term care to hounds who are older or in need of extensive medical care. What it fails to mention is the growing number of hounds that are rescued from situations where they have had no socialization. Most of these feral dogs are comfortable with other dogs, but some
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It is a fact of life that beagles love food and that their owners cannot resist that look that begs for one more bite! We are all guilty of overindulging these lovable beggars! I recently had my 6 y/o boy in for his annual. He had been skinny at 22 pounds when found and I
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As the Bungalow takes in more seniors who have lost their homes, it is evident that routine health care for these dogs is lacking. Though many seniors do not require updating all their vaccines as often as when younger, they do need that annual exam. The examination should include a blood panel that will detect
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