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Hi! My name is Lizzy and I am looking for a forever home. I was picked up as a stray by animal control and taken to a really scary place called a shelter where, after my stray hold was up and no one came looking for me, I was in danger of being placed on something bad called "the list". Fortunately for me, a small local rescue came and got me and they contacted BCAA about helping me find a home and they said yes! While my pictures make me look big, I'm really only a little over 13 lbs and my foster mom is actually giving me extra helpings at mealtime to get me to put on a little weight. I'm only about 6 months old but my foster mom has been real impressed with how well I have been doing in my crate overnight without any accidents or even tearing up any bedding; however, I will let you know not to forget about me if I see or hear you so an apartment would not be the right home for me (don't won't to disturb those neighbors!). I have gotten along with all of the other small dogs I have met and love playing with anyone who will play with me. I'm learning to get better and better on a leash as it means I get to go out on an adventure, and you know how us beagles love an adventure! Also, since us beagles love to get on a scent and follow our noses never looking up, you will need to be committed to always keeping me on leash if we're outside of a physically fenced area. If you would like to meet me, please fill out an application which can be found at www.bcaaofnj.org.
ABOUT: BEAGLE DOG BREED
The Beagle is a beloved breed known for its friendly nature, curious personality, and distinctive howl. These small to medium sized dogs are incredibly sociable and get along well with both humans and other pets. Beagles are curious and energetic, always eager to follow a scent with their incredible sense of smell, making them excellent hunting and tracking dogs. Their short coat is easy to maintain, and they are adaptable to various living environments, making them popular companions for families and individuals alike.
