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Beagle of the Month:
Chuckles
Meet Chuckles (aka Chuck), a handsome 7-8 year old beagle/hound mix. He loves to walk and he is great in the car. He loves to cuddle, be scratched, and he loves people. Chuckles came to AZBR sick and scared, with his ribs and bones protruding. He visited the vet and we found that he had valley fever. He has been on valley fever medicine for about 5 months now, and soon will be retested to see if the fever is gone. He was also put on anti-anxiety medication to help him to be less scared.
Chuckles also participated in a 5-week "Arizona Partnership K-9 Group Socialization Basic Obedience" training (with his foster mom), which he completed successfully! He learned to heal, sit, come, and stay, and this course has helped Chuck with socialization skills and confidence! Chuck is a very intelligent boy and he grasps things quickly. Chuckles is also crate trained. He stays in his crate when his mom is not home. Otherwise, he has the run of the house. Chuck also eats in his crate, as do the other dogs, so all the dogs get to eat their own food.
Chuckles also participated in a 5-week "Arizona Partnership K-9 Group Socialization Basic Obedience" training (with his foster mom), which he completed successfully! He learned to heal, sit, come, and stay, and this course has helped Chuck with socialization skills and confidence! Chuck is a very intelligent boy and he grasps things quickly. Chuckles is also crate trained. He stays in his crate when his mom is not home. Otherwise, he has the run of the house. Chuck also eats in his crate, as do the other dogs, so all the dogs get to eat their own food.
Chuckles is now living with his foster mom, along with five other dogs and six cats. He would love to have a forever home of his own, ideally with someone who is home most of the time. He is a quiet and laid-back dog who loves to be loved and will return the love ten times over! Chuck would prefer to have you all to himself, or to live in a household with only one other dog. Chuck is too rough with cats, though. Chuck has a beautiful low howl and only uses it when there is something outside to howl about! He is not a constant barker. Would you like to meet Chuckles in person? He would love to spend some time with you and is most certain you will fall in love!
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You can also follow the link to our
ADOPTION PAGE
to learn more about adopting a beagle from AZBR and how
you can help save a life!
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WALLY NEEDS YOUR HELP!
Hey folks, meet Wally! Wally was a stray that was hit by a car mid-January. Luckily, a Good Samaritan
stopped and waited with him until animal control arrived to take him to the county shelter. Wally stayed at the shelter with a broken leg for three days, but an owner never came forward. AZBR was able to rescue him as a medical foster, in order to help him get the medical care he so desperately needed.
Wally recently had his 4th surgery on his leg so he can once again walk on it. We received an update that Wally’s surgery went well and he is doing good! He had a partially torn cruciate, and only 60% of his ligament remained after his injury as a result of being hit by a car. The veterinarian was able to replace what he was missing with artificial ligaments! Wally's previous surgeries are healing nicely and his cartilage is beginning to cover his new knee!
Four surgeries are just too many for such a young pup. This has been a rough road for Wally and his foster parents. His hospital bills have been sky high and we need your help!
Please help Wally by making your tax deductible donation today at
http://tinyurl.com/OpenYourWallet4Wally!
Thank you for your support!
stopped and waited with him until animal control arrived to take him to the county shelter. Wally stayed at the shelter with a broken leg for three days, but an owner never came forward. AZBR was able to rescue him as a medical foster, in order to help him get the medical care he so desperately needed.
Wally recently had his 4th surgery on his leg so he can once again walk on it. We received an update that Wally’s surgery went well and he is doing good! He had a partially torn cruciate, and only 60% of his ligament remained after his injury as a result of being hit by a car. The veterinarian was able to replace what he was missing with artificial ligaments! Wally's previous surgeries are healing nicely and his cartilage is beginning to cover his new knee!
Four surgeries are just too many for such a young pup. This has been a rough road for Wally and his foster parents. His hospital bills have been sky high and we need your help!
Please help Wally by making your tax deductible donation today at
http://tinyurl.com/OpenYourWallet4Wally!
Thank you for your support!
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SIMOLEONS FOR SIR DUKE!
Sir Duke, who was recently rescued from the shelter, had surgery and is now resting comfortably. We thought he had ruptured anal glands, but it ended up being much worse than that. Sir Duke was found to have chronic Perianal Fistulas. The surgery involved having his anal glands removed and his anus reconstructed in order to remove the necrotic tissue and wounds. Can you even imagine how much pain he has been in? During surgery, the damage was found to be much worse than the doctor thought (and way more expensive), but we are hoping for a good recovery. This condition would have killed Sir Duke in short order had we not done the surgery. We couldn't have let him suffer in pain like that.
Please help us help him by donating
Simoleons for Sir Duke at
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AZBR is in desperate need of loving foster homes. We have beagles coming to us from the shelter's e-lists, owner releases, and all sorts of other places regularly. We often have beagles in boarding that need the attention they would receive in a home. We could also benefit from foster homes that have no other dogs for a couple of the beagles in our care. Please help us place all our beagles in temporary homes until they find their forever homes!
Click here to find out more about fostering.
