Flash

Flash #985 <br/><br/>Age: 5 years old<br/><br/>Color & Breed: Tricolor Beagle<br/><br/>Gender: Neutered Male<br/><br/>Weight: 36 pounds<br/><br/>Are you looking for a new best friend? So is Flash #985! This sweet boy is down to 36 pounds from 50 pounds, is neutered, house trained, and is as fast as a 5-year-old slightly-chubby beagle can be.<br/><br/>Flash eats and leaves no crumbs (which is part of his problem!) He’s on a weight loss journey, although he hasn’t yet been convinced yet that counter surfing and snacking on trash are not part of the plan. He loves to snuggle and is a Velcro dog, so if YOU don’t counter surf and eat out of the trash can, you may be his perfect person!<br/><br/>Flash is looking for a family interested in giving him pats and attention and, on occasion, cheese. He likes to sniff and explore but he’d probably also be okay in other backyard situations. He is respectful of the dogs in his foster home, but he’s much more enamored with people. <br/><br/>Flash isn’t a fan of when people leave. He will hop in his crate, but he’s going to cry about it. He’d rather people just stay home and hang out with him on the couch. He’ll also find all the tidbits on the floor that your vacuum missed. <br/><br/>For more information on adopting with MNBR visit https://www.mnbassetrescue.com/adoption<br/><br/>MNBR adopts locally as much as possible so we can properly support our foster dogs and adopters if the need arises. We accept applications from within the following areas: all of Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin and other applicants within a 8 hour radius of our headquarters in St. Paul, MN. <br/><br/>Minnesota Basset Rescue (MNBR) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dog rescue based in Minnesota. MNBR rehomes dogs from owners who can no longer provide their care and rescues dogs from local pounds and shelters. As an all-volunteer, foster-based rescue we welcome anyone who loves dogs and wishes to help hounds live a healthy and happy life. Our organization provides safe, loving foster home, proper veterinary care, and daily necessities while working hard to find them a permanent, loving home!

Flash #985

Age: 5 years old

Color & Breed: Tricolor Beagle

Gender: Neutered Male

Weight: 36 pounds

Are you looking for a new best friend? So is Flash #985! This sweet boy is down to 36 pounds from 50 pounds, is neutered, house trained, and is as fast as a 5-year-old slightly-chubby beagle can be.

Flash eats and leaves no crumbs (which is part of his problem!) He’s on a weight loss journey, although he hasn’t yet been convinced yet that counter surfing and snacking on trash are not part of the plan. He loves to snuggle and is a Velcro dog, so if YOU don’t counter surf and eat out of the trash can, you may be his perfect person!

Flash is looking for a family interested in giving him pats and attention and, on occasion, cheese. He likes to sniff and explore but he’d probably also be okay in other backyard situations. He is respectful of the dogs in his foster home, but he’s much more enamored with people.

Flash isn’t a fan of when people leave. He will ho

Flash #985

Age: 5 years old

Color & Breed: Tricolor Beagle

Gender: Neutered Male

Weight: 36 pounds

Are you looking for a new best friend? So is Flash #985! This sweet boy is down to 36 pounds from 50 pounds, is neutered, house trained, and is as fast as a 5-year-old slightly-chubby beagle can be.

Flash eats and leaves no crumbs (which is part of his problem!) He’s on a weight loss journey, although he hasn’t yet been convinced yet that counter surfing and snacking on trash are not part of the plan. He loves to snuggle and is a Velcro dog, so if YOU don’t counter surf and eat out of the trash can, you may be his perfect person!

Flash is looking for a family interested in giving him pats and attention and, on occasion, cheese. He likes to sniff and explore but he’d probably also be okay in other backyard situations. He is respectful of the dogs in his foster home, but he’s much more enamored with people.

Flash isn’t a fan of when people leave. He will hop in his crate, but he’s going to cry about it. He’d rather people just stay home and hang out with him on the couch. He’ll also find all the tidbits on the floor that your vacuum missed.

For more information on adopting with MNBR visit https://www.mnbassetrescue.com/adoption

MNBR adopts locally as much as possible so we can properly support our foster dogs and adopters if the n