Occassionally we foster rescued or
surrendered bloodhounds that for whatever reason
cannot remain with their original owners. While they are
here we work on socialization and evaluate them so that we can
give you an accurate description of their behavior and
temperament. If you are interested in adopting a
surrendered bloodhound in the future, please
email me and I will contact you if one becomes available.
You
might also consider
adopting a bloodhound from one of many rescue organizations such
as:
The Ontario Bloodhound
Rescue - or -
Eastern Tennessee Bloodhound Rescue - or -
Appalacian Mountain
Man-trailing & Rescue - and -
there are many more.
These organizations depend on your
help. Please consider donating to them to save a
bloodhound. A few dollars from a lot of people can make a
big difference. :-)
Bones
has been adopted!When Bones, an 8 month old puppy, came to us he had the worst flea infestation I've ever seen, was rail thin, had 2 almost baseball size lumps on either side of his tail and huge swollen bleeding calluses on both elbows. The owner admitted to me that they could not afford to feed him and it was obvious they could not afford his medical care. He knew zero commands, had never been on a leash, and they could not tell me when his last wormer / heartworm meds were administered. We brought him home, took care of the fleas, worms, vaccinations, and paid for the surgery he needed with our own money. We found him a home with a wonderful family who just lost their bloodhound of 12 years.
Thank you for giving Bones a wonderful home!
Bo has been adopted!
Bo's owner reluctantly had to surrender him due to a professional move. Thankfully Bo has been adopted by a loving family in New York.
Thank you for giving Bo a wonderful home!
Gus has been
adopted by a wonderful family in South Dakota!
The best way to get a puppy is to beg for a baby brother - and they'll settle for a puppy every time. ~Winston Pendelton
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Hounds
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