Maggie

Maggie is a Beagle mix approximately 3 years old, 38 lbs, a perfectly petite little gal!<br/>Her stunning blue eyes are the first thing everyone notices. But spend a few minutes with her and you quickly realize there is so much more behind them. She is always thinking, always observing, quietly taking in the world around her.<br/><br/>Knowing Maggie today, it is not surprising that after being abandoned with two other dogs at a remote gas station in the Mojave Desert, she not only survived on her own for weeks but then managed to evade rescuers for another three. <br/>Now safely settled in her foster home for several months, Maggie's easy going personality makes her build trust and social skills quickly. While she is still a little timid when meeting new people, watching her confidence grow has been one of the greatest joys for her foster mom.<br/><br/>One of Maggie's favorite things is going for walks. She walks beautifully on leash and loves exploring the neighborhood. She has the heart of an adventurer, always curious about what's around the next corner.<br/>Maggie is currently living in foster care with Stewie, one of the dogs who was abandoned alongside her (be sure to read Stewie's profile too) and they are truly BFF's. <br/>Having another friendly dog in her future home would likely help her continue to blossom, although we also believe she could thrive as the only dog with a patient person or family.<br/><br/> Maggie is spayed, fully vaccinated, chipped. She is house trained and crate trained and rides nicely in the car.<br/><br/>To inquire about her or schedule a time to meet her, please email julia@adogsliferescue.org or call/text 310-344-7366<br/><br/>You can also fill out application with Blue Man Dog and it will be forwarded to Julia and she will get back to you<br/>(copy and paste link): https://bluemandog.org/adoption-application/

Maggie is a Beagle mix approximately 3 years old, 38 lbs, a perfectly petite little gal!
Her stunning blue eyes are the first thing everyone notices. But spend a few minutes with her and you quickly realize there is so much more behind them. She is always thinking, always observing, quietly taking in the world around her.

Knowing Maggie today, it is not surprising that after being abandoned with two other dogs at a remote gas station in the Mojave Desert, she not only survived on her own for weeks but then managed to evade rescuers for another three.
Now safely settled in her foster home for several months, Maggie's easy going personality makes her build trust and social skills quickly. While she is still a little timid when meeting new people, watching her confidence grow has been one of the greatest joys for her foster mom.

One of Maggie's favorite things is going for walks. She walks beautifully on leash and loves exploring the neighborhood. She has the heart of an adventurer, always curious abo

Maggie is a Beagle mix approximately 3 years old, 38 lbs, a perfectly petite little gal!
Her stunning blue eyes are the first thing everyone notices. But spend a few minutes with her and you quickly realize there is so much more behind them. She is always thinking, always observing, quietly taking in the world around her.

Knowing Maggie today, it is not surprising that after being abandoned with two other dogs at a remote gas station in the Mojave Desert, she not only survived on her own for weeks but then managed to evade rescuers for another three.
Now safely settled in her foster home for several months, Maggie's easy going personality makes her build trust and social skills quickly. While she is still a little timid when meeting new people, watching her confidence grow has been one of the greatest joys for her foster mom.

One of Maggie's favorite things is going for walks. She walks beautifully on leash and loves exploring the neighborhood. She has the heart of an adventurer, always curious about what's around the next corner.
Maggie is currently living in foster care with Stewie, one of the dogs who was abandoned alongside her (be sure to read Stewie's profile too) and they are truly BFF's.
Having another friendly dog in her future home would likely help her continue to blossom, although we also believe she could thrive as the only dog with a patient person or family.