Bentley Herz
In Loving Memory of Bentley Herz (January 5, 1988 — September 1, 2005) The memories of Bentley live on in our hearts than spanned nearly 17 years as our loving companion. From the playful rambunctious puppy stage to the quiet loving sweetness in later years, Bentley was always very affectionate. His keen sense of smell would lead him to mischief chasing squirrels, rabbits & birds, cornering possums in their holes, and opening the trash. He never lost his desire to grab anything he could carry through his doggie door to the back yard to bury. Working in the yard we would uncover pot holders, lost shoes and wallets, socks, work gloves, and the list goes on. He would never let us forget when it was time to eat and loved his daily walks. Bentley kept his puppy qualities of curiosity, dependence and a loving disposition. We are truly grateful for the unconditional love that he brought into our lives. Nancy & Bruce Herz Tampa, FL

Bess ATB 7/16/03
Bessie came into our lives, as a stray, in the fall of 1999. She taught us the ways of bassets, and how much they can love. Because of Bess, and her enormous heart, she led us to rescue work. She saw many hounds come through our doors, and in her way, helped each one along their journey. She will continue to help each one still, only from a different place. We gave her our hearts as freely as she gave us her heart, and she will be missed for all our lives. We love you Bessie! Mamas Pat and Wen

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.

Bo 06/15/2008
Scott and I fostered Bo almost 2 years ago. He was our second little foster and because he was already 7 years old, he stayed with us over a couple of months. He was adopted by a lovely young lady and they lived the perfect life. What happen since March 08, I do not know exactly but what I know is Bo went to live with her father. The whole family adored Bo and he was truly a part of the family. Last month as Bo was left to go unleashed to go potty he suddenly was distracted and shot off. He was hit and killed by a truck. Everyone is grieving., May sweet little Bo's death teach us something and help us remember to insist with our applicants on the fact that beagles need to be leashed at all times. Much as a 2 year old they are not reliable and will get distracted., It is up to us to protect our beagles as we would protect a toddler. Bo was 9 years old when ihe died. Rest in peace sweetheart and chase the lizards all you want on the rainbow bridge. You are now truly safe. Madeleine & Scott