Daniel Barden Hound Mix Fairfax Station, VA

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out our dog adoption questionnaire and e-mail it to ldwalthers@yahoo.com.


Breed Estimate:      Treeing Tennessee Brindle Hound mix


Gender:     Male


Approximate weight:      55 lbs when fully grown


Approximate age:      Almost 1 year old


Location:     Foster home in Rockville, MD


Cratetrained:     Yes


Coat Type:     Short - little brushing needed


Daniel Barden (named for one of the victims of the Newtown, CT shooting)  was rescued in South Carolina, but didn't find his new home there. Luckily, Daniel Barden was rescued through the 26 Acts Of Kindness sponsored by Little Rascals Doggie Day Care and Boarding.


This darling boy is a strikingly handsome Hound. The hounds in his breed mix are a mystery, but he might have some Treeing Tennessee Brindle Hound in him. He is great with people, including children. Daniel Barden is a very sweet, friendly, and outgoing guy who likes other dogs. He loves to play or go for long walks. Whatever you want to do, he is just happy to be with you and likes to snuggle.


He is very smart and learns quickly. Daniel Barden has been working on basic obedience commands.  He is looking for a person or family who would like him to come and live with them.


Can you provide Daniel Barden with a loving home? He will give his heart and soul to you if you will just love him! Please apply to adopt Daniel Barden today!


The adoption fee for this dog is $275, which helps with the cost of routine vet care. This fee INCLUDES spay/neuter and microchip. Our adult animal fees range and are based on: fees we pay to shelters, vetting costs, transport costs, and boarding costs. Some animals cost more than others to rescue, so that is why our fees range from $275-$350.


Be sure to ask us about getting a free 30-minute phone consult with a professional dog trainer within the first 30 days of adopting - just for HT adopters. Start your new dog out on the right foot with this valuable, expert advice and guidance FREE!


Want to meet a handful of dogs in person? Check out a list of our upcoming pet adoption events.


You can save animals like this one by becoming a foster! Fosters are like way stations between high kill shelters and forever homes. We need fosters so that we can save dogs before they are euthanized at the shelters. If you are interested in becoming a foster, please check out our information about fostering.


Thank you for contacting Homeward Trails Animal Rescue and helping to save a life!