Chester
3/11/2025 - On March 6, 2021, I adopted Chester from your organization. Sadly, I had to put Chester down on March 11, 2025, as he was suffering from congestive heart failure and arthritis and in pain. He was 15 years old. Chester was a beautiful loving dog, and was my heart. I will miss him terribly but he is suffering no more. Gail L Kasha

Billy
2/2025 - My beautiful boy Billy crossed the rainbow bridge today He was the best dog for me. My stress relief while caring for my Mom,my buddy on our twice a day golf cart rides, so calm and loving from the first moment I adopted him from TBBR on Oct 10, 2015. He had the name Miller then.

Blue
2/2025 - It is with profound sadness that we share with you that our beautiful boy Blue left us on February 5, 2025 after a brave 3 ½ month battle with metastatic prostate cancer. Blue was 10 1/2 years old. We adopted this little one year old boy beagle named “Chesney II” almost 10 years ago. He came from the northern part of the state where the amazing people of TBBR rescued him after he was dumped in a dog pound drop box. We were told that when TBBR rescued him, he was under-nourished and scared. He had a severely broken tail, was a little bow legged and tall, and suffered from anxiety. With the help of a trainer and our veterinarian, Blue became a happy and well-adjusted boy. He was such a love, so chill and a pure soul. And if anyone told us he’d someday know how to work a room, we’d never have believed it, yet he did it in style. We will miss his goofy ways, our long walks and his gentle paw slaps to make us keep rubbing his belly when we stopped. We want to thank TBBR for bringing this amazing boy into our lives. It has been an honor and a privilege to care for him and love him. Blue will forever be a part of us, and we know one day we'll be together again at the rainbow bridge.

Sherlock
7/23/2024 - Good afternoon, We are saddened to share the news that Sherlock, adopted by my mother-in-law in 2013, was sent over the rainbow bridge today. Sherlock gave my mother-in-law over 11 years of love and happiness. We were told he had been with TBBR for a long time before she adopted him; I think that’s one reason she knew she had to have him! He started slowing down a few years ago, but until 2 days ago, he kept his appetite, and always knew when it was time for a treat of baby carrots or a doggie biscuit. Thank you for all you do for the beagles. You bring happiness to so many. We will be making a donation to TBBR in Sherlock’s memory

Nona Jean
7/18/2024 - Our hearts are shattered today, as we let you know we sent Nona Jean to the Rainbow Bridge. She was limping Tuesday and got progressively worse, despite medication, until today, when her back legs stopped working. Her vet believes she ruptured a disc in her back, causing the paralysis. She was in pain and unable to even reach her water bowl. Her prognosis was poor, so we made the heartbreaking decision to put her out of her pain. We got Nona Jean from TBBR in 2017. She was skinny, scared and full of scars. We loved her and showed her life could be beautiful. She turned in to the best dog, ever and we will miss her forever. She was spoiled and loved every minute she was a part of our family. Thank you, TBBR for our girl. Her soulful eyes and all the love she gave us will live in our hearts always.