Sylvia- -Fostered in SE Nebraska

Meet Sylvia <br/><br/>Sometimes the very best dogs just need the right home.<br/><br/>Sylvia is a sweet, petite 8-year-old Beagle with a gentle heart and a quiet soul. She loves her people, enjoys the company of other dogs, and is happiest simply being near those she loves. Whether she's lounging on the bed, taking leisurely walks, sniffing around the backyard with the morning pack, or greeting new friends, Sylvia is content with life's simple pleasures.<br/><br/>Sylvia does have one special consideration: she experiences situational anxiety. She has been adopted twice and returned, not because she was destructive or difficult, but because she became hypervigilant in environments where stress and anxiety were present. In her current calm foster home, she has blossomed into a relaxed, easygoing girl. Her foster truly believes Sylvia will thrive with a family that can offer her a peaceful, predictable home.<br/><br/>Sylvia has also experienced a few seizures—three to four over the past six months. After a thorough veterinary workup, including extensive bloodwork, her veterinarian found no underlying concerns and recommended monitoring rather than medication since the episodes have been infrequent. Stress can be one of many possible seizure triggers, making a calm environment all the more important for her well-being.<br/><br/>At about 20 pounds, Sylvia is the perfect size for couch cuddles and neighborhood strolls. She walks nicely on a leash, is crate trained, and is mostly house trained. She occasionally has an indoor accident, but having a pee pad available has worked well for her.<br/><br/> Sylvia is:<br/>• Spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, on monthly heartworm prevention<br/>• Crate trained and mostly potty trained<br/><br/>Sylvia is fostered in SE Nebraska, about 90 minutes from Omaha and 21⁄2 hours from Kansas City. Her foster may be willing to meet approved adopters partway.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a loyal companion with a gentle spirit and have a quiet home to offer, Sylvia will reward your kindness with unconditional love. <br/><br/>If interested in Sylvia, please fill out the adoption application at www.bassetandbeagle.org. Her adoption fee is $300.

Meet Sylvia

Sometimes the very best dogs just need the right home.

Sylvia is a sweet, petite 8-year-old Beagle with a gentle heart and a quiet soul. She loves her people, enjoys the company of other dogs, and is happiest simply being near those she loves. Whether she's lounging on the bed, taking leisurely walks, sniffing around the backyard with the morning pack, or greeting new friends, Sylvia is content with life's simple pleasures.

Sylvia does have one special consideration: she experiences situational anxiety. She has been adopted twice and returned, not because she was destructive or difficult, but because she became hypervigilant in environments where stress and anxiety were present. In her current calm foster home, she has blossomed into a relaxed, easygoing girl. Her foster truly believes Sylvia will thrive with a family that can offer her a peaceful, predictable home.

Sylvia has also experienced a few seizures—three to four over the past six months. After a thorough veterinary w

Meet Sylvia

Sometimes the very best dogs just need the right home.

Sylvia is a sweet, petite 8-year-old Beagle with a gentle heart and a quiet soul. She loves her people, enjoys the company of other dogs, and is happiest simply being near those she loves. Whether she's lounging on the bed, taking leisurely walks, sniffing around the backyard with the morning pack, or greeting new friends, Sylvia is content with life's simple pleasures.

Sylvia does have one special consideration: she experiences situational anxiety. She has been adopted twice and returned, not because she was destructive or difficult, but because she became hypervigilant in environments where stress and anxiety were present. In her current calm foster home, she has blossomed into a relaxed, easygoing girl. Her foster truly believes Sylvia will thrive with a family that can offer her a peaceful, predictable home.

Sylvia has also experienced a few seizures—three to four over the past six months. After a thorough veterinary workup, including extensive bloodwork, her veterinarian found no underlying concerns and recommended monitoring rather than medication since the episodes have been infrequent. Stress can be one of many possible seizure triggers, making a calm environment all the more important for her well-being.

At about 20 pounds, Sylvia is the perfect size for couch cuddles and neighborhood strolls. She