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New Feature: "In Memoriam"
 Because
of interest expressed by our readers, a new BotW Memorial page has been created
and is under construction. This section is intended to honor and recognize those
special Beagles who have been family members and who have made a profound
difference to us and have passed on.
We are just starting this feature, and it will evolve to include links to
helpful information for those who have experienced grief and are coping with the
loss of their beloved Beagles. If you would like to have your Beagle or Beagle
mix included in this section, send us a brief tribute (subject to editing), and
pictures in .jpg format, (sized to 20 -100K). Include your name, your pet's
name, date of birth, and date of passing, and send it to:
memorials@beagles-on-the-web.com.
Click Here to View the BotW Memorial Page
The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
has published an excellent article on
coping with the loss of a loved pet.
You can
view it by clicking here.
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Faces Needing Places
In praise of pairs
Pair (per) noun pl. pairs or pair: two similar or corresponding things joined,
associated, or used together;
Like Abbott and Costello, peanut butter and jelly, and love and happiness......
there are some things that are just meant to be together and whose names will be
forever entwined. Such is the case with bonded dogs.
They can be tougher to place - they often occupy shelter or foster space for
longer periods of time - and it takes a very special adopter with the
willingness and the resources to reserve space in their homes and their hearts
for two new occupants.
So, BotW salutes these Beagle pairs in need of homes who live and learn from
and entertain one another every day.
Hover over each picture to see the names and locations of these beautiful bonded
Beagles, or click on each picture to view their Petfinder listings:
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Featured Adoptable Beagles
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 Saviour has been adopted!!
Brutus still needs to find a home!
Brutus and Saviour are not only incredibly beautiful Beagles, but they are best friends, too. They were brought to the shelter after being found by animal control.
Brutus is a happy, athletic 4 - 5 year old male who loves to give deer a good chase. Like any true Beagle, he loves to follow his nose, so he should not be left off leash unless he's in a securely fenced in yard.
He gets along well with other dogs and loves people. He's a wonderful dog and will make a great pet.
Brutus is neutered, up-to-date on shots, and already house trained.
Saviour is a beautiful little 2 - 3 year old female who is very playful in nature. Just like her BFF Brutus, Saviour should not be left unattended in an unfenced area.
Saviour loves to romp around outside, whether it be with her people or with another dog(s). She and Brutus adore each other and would prefer to be adopted togther.
Saviour is spayed, up-to-date on shots, and already house trained.
If you are interested in adopting this dynamic duo, please contact the Hancock County Animal Shelter in New Cumberland, WV, at (304) 387-4102, or email them
at hancock@stratuswave.com.
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2 Senior Beagle Boys need adoption
or rescue quick!
Romper and Cocoa (ID: 0400438-439) are in danger at a high risk shelter through no fault of their own. :(
Due to a bad family situation, the boys weren't getting the care they needed and were turned in to this shelter. This is a cruel twist of fate for these dogs who are used to being a part of a family, not isolated in an institutional setting.
Both dogs are neutered and up-to-date on shots. Please help these boys find that new loving home they so deserve.
Want to help Romper and Cocoa but can't adopt? This shelter also offers a "Wings of Angels" sponsorship program which allows caring people to sponsor adoption fees for individual animals. This helps to defray the cost of adoption and may increase the chances of them finding a home.
To rescue Romper and Cocoa, please call the City of Fort Worth Animal Care and Control Division in Fort Worth, TX at (817) 392-3737 or email them at anne.thomason@fortworthgov.org.
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