Rosie

Meet Rosie.<br/><br/>Rosie is 14 years old, and she has earned the right to do things on Rosie time.<br/><br/>This sweet senior Beagle approaches life with a simple philosophy: take your time, enjoy the sunshine, stop and smell absolutely everything, and never rush a good nap. Whether she's wandering through the yard with her nose to the ground, stretched out in a sunny spot, or curled up beside her people with her head resting in a lap, Rosie is happiest when life is peaceful and unhurried.<br/><br/>Her foster describes her as gentle, affectionate, friendly, stubborn, and spunky which feels exactly right for a senior Beagle who still has plenty of opinions. One of Rosie's most charming qualities is her signature "Beagle yell." If dinner is taking too long or another dog is being particularly annoying, she'll let out a dramatic little bay to make sure her feelings are known. It's equal parts sass and comedy.<br/><br/>Rosie loves naps, belly rubs, snacks, and spending time with her people. In fact, her favorite place is simply wherever they are. She's wonderful with cats, does well with respectful dogs, and is perfectly content spending her days as a beloved family companion.<br/><br/>Because Rosie has arthritis and a mild heart murmur, she's looking for a home that will help her stay comfortable as she ages. Stairs can be tricky for her, and she has had some falls, so a single-level home or one where stair access can be limited would be ideal. She also needs frequent potty breaks and enjoys taking her time outdoors, making a fenced yard a wonderful bonus. Give Rosie a sunny patch of grass and plenty of time to sniff around, and she'll be in her happy place.<br/><br/>At 14 years old, Rosie isn't looking for excitement. She's looking for comfort. A cozy bed. A sunny yard. A lap to rest her head on. Someone who appreciates that the best companions aren't always the fastest or youngest they're the ones who quietly make every day a little warmer.<br/><br/>And if you happen to hear some freight-train snoring from across the room, don't worry. That's just Rosie, sleeping soundly and dreaming about her next snack.<br/><br/><br/>We just welcomed 14 years old 27lb spayed female beagle Rosie.<br/>fostered in Reston, VA<br/>please apply at mirishaven.org

Meet Rosie.

Rosie is 14 years old, and she has earned the right to do things on Rosie time.

This sweet senior Beagle approaches life with a simple philosophy: take your time, enjoy the sunshine, stop and smell absolutely everything, and never rush a good nap. Whether she's wandering through the yard with her nose to the ground, stretched out in a sunny spot, or curled up beside her people with her head resting in a lap, Rosie is happiest when life is peaceful and unhurried.

Her foster describes her as gentle, affectionate, friendly, stubborn, and spunky which feels exactly right for a senior Beagle who still has plenty of opinions. One of Rosie's most charming qualities is her signature "Beagle yell." If dinner is taking too long or another dog is being particularly annoying, she'll let out a dramatic little bay to make sure her feelings are known. It's equal parts sass and comedy.

Rosie loves naps, belly rubs, snacks, and spending time with her people. In fact, her favorite place is simp

Meet Rosie.

Rosie is 14 years old, and she has earned the right to do things on Rosie time.

This sweet senior Beagle approaches life with a simple philosophy: take your time, enjoy the sunshine, stop and smell absolutely everything, and never rush a good nap. Whether she's wandering through the yard with her nose to the ground, stretched out in a sunny spot, or curled up beside her people with her head resting in a lap, Rosie is happiest when life is peaceful and unhurried.

Her foster describes her as gentle, affectionate, friendly, stubborn, and spunky which feels exactly right for a senior Beagle who still has plenty of opinions. One of Rosie's most charming qualities is her signature "Beagle yell." If dinner is taking too long or another dog is being particularly annoying, she'll let out a dramatic little bay to make sure her feelings are known. It's equal parts sass and comedy.

Rosie loves naps, belly rubs, snacks, and spending time with her people. In fact, her favorite place is simply wherever they are. She's wonderful with cats, does well with respectful dogs, and is perfectly content spending her days as a beloved family companion.

Because Rosie has arthritis and a mild heart murmur, she's looking for a home that will help her stay comfortable as she ages. Stairs can be tricky for her, and she has had some falls, so a single-level home or one where stair access ca