Lady - adoption pending

Meet Lady (aka Ladybug) <br/><br/>Ladybug is a 2-year-old female Beagle who came to rescue as an owner surrender—turns out she wasn't interested in being a hunting dog. What she is interested in? Learning how to be a beloved family dog for the very first time.<br/><br/>Her foster family believes Lady had little, if any, experience living inside a home before rescue. Because of that, she's still figuring things out—but she's making wonderful progress every day. She gets along well with other dogs and absolutely loves being near her foster parents, even if she's not quite ready to be a lap dog yet. With patience and time, her comfort with affection is expected to grow.<br/><br/>Lady is smart and eager to learn—she picked up using the doggy door quickly and continues to make big strides with house training. She can be a bit skittish with loud noises or fast movements, so a calmer home with older children would be best. Cats and very young kids are currently unknown.<br/><br/>Playtime is becoming more fun for Lady! She's learning how to play with balls and really enjoys chew toys. Her foster family feels she would thrive in a home with another dog of similar age to help boost her confidence and keep her company.<br/><br/>Lady also has a funny little quirk—she likes stuff. Shampoo bottles, small rugs, shoes, and clothing have all been fair game at times. With proper enrichment, supervision, and appropriate toys, this behavior is very manageable.<br/><br/>She prefers knowing where her people are at all times and may experience some separation anxiety if left alone for long periods, though she does okay in a kennel. And when it comes to food... well, she's all Beagle. If there's food on the counter, she will let you know—with an adorably muffled bark.<br/><br/>Ladybug is a sweet, playful, curious girl who just needs the right home to help her continue learning how wonderful life as a family dog can be. With patience, love, and consistency, she's going to blossom. <br/><br/>Yu can apply for our little Lady Bug at bassetandbeagle.org Her adoption fee is $400. She is spayed, chipped, and fully vetted.

Meet Lady (aka Ladybug)

Ladybug is a 2-year-old female Beagle who came to rescue as an owner surrender—turns out she wasn't interested in being a hunting dog. What she is interested in? Learning how to be a beloved family dog for the very first time.

Her foster family believes Lady had little, if any, experience living inside a home before rescue. Because of that, she's still figuring things out—but she's making wonderful progress every day. She gets along well with other dogs and absolutely loves being near her foster parents, even if she's not quite ready to be a lap dog yet. With patience and time, her comfort with affection is expected to grow.

Lady is smart and eager to learn—she picked up using the doggy door quickly and continues to make big strides with house training. She can be a bit skittish with loud noises or fast movements, so a calmer home with older children would be best. Cats and very young kids are currently unknown.

Playtime is becoming more fun for Lady! She's learnin

Meet Lady (aka Ladybug)

Ladybug is a 2-year-old female Beagle who came to rescue as an owner surrender—turns out she wasn't interested in being a hunting dog. What she is interested in? Learning how to be a beloved family dog for the very first time.

Her foster family believes Lady had little, if any, experience living inside a home before rescue. Because of that, she's still figuring things out—but she's making wonderful progress every day. She gets along well with other dogs and absolutely loves being near her foster parents, even if she's not quite ready to be a lap dog yet. With patience and time, her comfort with affection is expected to grow.

Lady is smart and eager to learn—she picked up using the doggy door quickly and continues to make big strides with house training. She can be a bit skittish with loud noises or fast movements, so a calmer home with older children would be best. Cats and very young kids are currently unknown.

Playtime is becoming more fun for Lady! She's learning how to play with balls and really enjoys chew toys. Her foster family feels she would thrive in a home with another dog of similar age to help boost her confidence and keep her company.

Lady also has a funny little quirk—she likes stuff. Shampoo bottles, small rugs, shoes, and clothing have all been fair game at times. With proper enrichment, supervision, and appropriate toys, this beha