Lesly
5-29-21 - I adopted my Lesly from you guys over 13 years ago. Sadly our Lesly passed away yesterday and I would love to add her to your rainbow bridge page. Lesly was a very caring strong willed dog. She was the alpha in the house and all of our dogs gave her complete respect. We will miss her so much and know she is in doggie heaven demanding respect.

Taffy - April 2017
My beloved Taffy crossed over the rainbow bridge today. She was 17yrs old and I loved her dearly. To my friends at Tampa Bay Beagle Rescue, I am very grateful for the years I had with Taffy. Without you we would have never had our time together. She has taken a big piece of my heart with her.

Baxter - March 2017
Baxter was quite the character. He was a foster failure 6 years ago. He lived out his life at the Beagle Orphanage as a forever Beagle teaching all the fosters who came to stay all of the ropes and when it was time for dinner with his Beagle bay. He will be missed everyday.

Merry - September 2016
My husband and I then volunteered as fosters for the first time over two years ago during the holidays and brought Mary home for what was supposed to be two weeks. She was adopted after one week (we already loved her by then) and much to our surprise was returned to Nora after only 48 hours at which time Jeff and I happily adopted her. We took very good care of her but she was diagnosed with advanced heart disease and congestive heart failure about four months ago and put on a combination of drugs to help manage it. She would have good and bad days and unfortunately passed away in Tuesday. No one knew how old she was - some docs said 10, some said 12.

Iggy - July 2016
Iggy was just a little clown. He loved to play with stuffed toys, but he would roll on them and hide them, and was very careful and loving with his toys. When he was puzzled about something, he would sit and look up and us, and use his front feet to rotate solemnly around in a circle on his butt, which was hilarious to watch. He loved his walks, and could get quite stubborn about the direction he wanted to take. If we turned around, he would sit down and refuse to move - we called this "anvil butt." and treated our Molly Beagle like the princess she is. He was a terrible hunter - once he managed to corner a tortoise in the yard, but he ran away from most other animals. He liked snoozing on the couch next to us, and dinnertime best of all.