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What
To Do If You Have Found a Beagle
We would also suggest that
you call all of the veterinarians within a
reasonable distance
of where you found the dog, alerting them to the
fact that you
have a Beagle that you found and give them a description
of
the dog.
If you've done all of these
things and are still unable to find the dog's
owners, please
contact the nearest rescue location to where you found
the dog.
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Thank you for your concern
for a lost Beagle and we hope that you are able to reunite the
dog with his or her rightful owners soon!
What To Do If You Have Lost Your Beagle
If you
lost your Beagle (got away from the car, ran away from your home,
lost while visiting friends, for whatever reason!) there is a
chance that someone in the rescue network may have your dog or
know where he/she may be.
We would also suggest that you put up "Lost
Beagle" flyers with a photo of the dog if at all possible and,
if not one of the dog you have lost, then at least a photo of a
Beagle of the same color. Post flyers at supermarkets and leave
them at the veterinarians' offices and anywhere else it is legal
to do so in the area in which you live. Physically visit any
private shelter or government controlled shelter in your area.
Don't just call - many of them have no idea what a "Beagle" is,
much less looks like! Check with these shelters daily
to see if your dog has been turned in. You should also call all
of the veterinarians in your area. We would also suggest that
you call those outside of your immediate area, but within the
larger community area in which you live or even in neighboring
communities. This is especially important if you live near a
major thoroughfare where your dog could have been picked up by a
well-meaning rescuer.
Another method of finding a lost dog is to
post on the K9AmberAlert@yahoogroups.com list.
Keep posts as
brief as possible. Include in your post:
CITY AND STATE IN SUBJECT LINE!
The body of your message should contain:
Contact information such as phone numbers so you can be
contacted off-list if needed in the event the dog is seen.
Critical information: dog's name, markings/description,
microchipped, etc.
You may include with your message photo
"attachments" so that readers will be able to see the dog within
the context of your message and refer back to it.
To send email
to the group owner: K9AmberAlert-owner@yahoogroups.com
We hope that you and your Beagle are quickly
reunited! If you've done all of these
things and are still unable to find your beagle
contact the nearest rescue location to where you lost the dog.
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The Beagle Rescue Foundation of America
Many folks may think dogs that
end up in rescue are in some way inferior. Most are dogs
that were simply the wrong choice for a family. Beagles are not
for everyone, and despite their appeal, the demands of owning
this active, intelligent hound can be daunting to a first time
beagle owner.
Mismatches are one of the top
reasons beagles wind up in rescue situations. Many
families did not really consider the time & effort required to
raise a lively beagle puppy. Other situations may arise that
necessitates placement of their beagle with a new family.
Rescue helps find new homes for these beagles.
Disclaimer:
Contacts/Referrals on this page are to volunteers; the NBC does
not guarantee beagles listed or referred and/or the services
provided by these volunteers.
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