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Somewhere tonight, a beagle is waiting for rescue.  Only a vet bill stands in the way.

We help pay it.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Since 1996, over $100,000 granted and more than 2,000 beagles rescued.

$100,000+

GRANTED TO RESCUES

2,000+

BEAGLES HELPED

15+

PARTNER RESCUES

Our Mission

As a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit foundation, we rely exclusively on donations to support the critical assistance we provide to our Beagle Rescue Organization partners nationwide to defray veterinary costs.   Our mission is to help ensure that each rescue Beagle receives the medical care needed to thrive, thus allowing our Rescue Organization Partners to concentrate on the continuing health, happiness and futures of the Beagles we are all dedicated to helping.

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How your money reaches a dog

We raise it.

Auctions, wine, memorials, and donors who love this breed.

We vet it.

Partner rescues apply, submit real medical bills, and prove the work.

We grant it.
Money With Ribbon

Money goes straight to the vet bills of beagles already in rescue.

We do not foster or adopt out. We fund the people who do,

so they never have to say no to a dog because of money.

Meet some of the beagles we've helped

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Triangle Beagle Rescue

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Midwest BREW

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Midwest BREW

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SOS New Jersey

Designate Funds to Emergency Situations

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Most funds are allocated annually based on medical expenses incurred by rescues over the past year.  However, there are numerous situations where a Beagle is taken in with significant injuries that require costly surgery.  Most rescues don't have those funds on-hand.  You can help these Beagles return to a normal life with your contributions to the emergency fund.

Choose your own amount

The average cost of emergency surgery is $1,500, for one Beagle.  More than one requires this during each year.

Join "The Pack"

Rescues cannot plan around a good auction night. They can plan around you.

 

What most people fail to realize is that rescues take in dogs, but have to fund-raise to make them healthy enough to re-home.  We fund that vet care that keeps the beagle rescues running. Every beagle that comes into rescue arrives with a bill nobody budgeted for. A dental. A heartworm treatment. The surgery that has to happen Thursday. Monthly donors ensure the money is there when it is needed.  That is what "The Pack" is. Not a bigger gift, a steadier one. Join and you become the part of the budget a rescue can count on.  It is financial help when needed.

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These monthly donations lets rescues see the budgets, which is the difference between a rescue accepting the "hard" dog or passing on it. Ten dollars a month, a hundred and twenty a year, helps two more beagles become healthy enough to find homes.                                                                                                                            Join The Pack and become the hero.

$10 Green
$25 Blue
$50 Silver
$100 Gold

The auction is back

Our biggest fundraiser of the year is returning November 4, 2026. Every dollar raised supports critical medical needs for beagles across our partner network.

BIDDING OPENS IN

48 days

Anyone can donate items for our auction, or wine for our "Wall of Wine".  It is held in conjunction with the National Beagle Club of America's Annual Specialty Show each year.  This year that date is  November 4, 2026.  We rely heavily on these funds, so look around and see what you can give.  Please include a good photo so we can show it online.  

Browse the items available.  Note:  If you wish to purchase an item, please coordinate it with a friend onsite.  We cannot ship items, they would need to be brought to you by someone attending.

Support Our Cause

Your generosity helps us provide critical veterinary care to beagle rescues across the United States, ensuring every dog receives the medical attention they deserve.

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