After 11 years of being in her home, Sandy finds herself in need of a place to retire. Sandy has become a bit anxious, most likely due to a baby coming along during her senior years. She is generally good with children, but we would suggest older ones who arent prone to walking around with crackers in their hands. She is quite food motivated. While she is used to being walked on lead, these days she would just as soon stay home and hang in the sun in the yard. Per her last vet appointment (in March 2022), she is in excellent physical condition, has no joint pain or issues and is fairly youthful for her age. She has no trouble getting up and down, although shes slower than she used to be. She has tremors, but the vet indicated that he felt it was anxiety related. We think shed like a home on the quiet side where dropped toys dont land on her. And after being the only dog in the house for so many years, she would like to continue in that fashion, so she can get all the love. Can you offer her a safe haven? If so, please contact icanhelp@beaglemaryland.org. 

Sandys Webpage - 
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http://beaglemaryland.org/brsm_ms/vIndividualCurrentDog.aspx?dogid=1160

Adoptable Dog Webpage - (copy and paste)
http://beaglemaryland.org/brsm_ms/vCurrentDogs.aspx

If youd like to adopt one of our beagles:
*Go to our Website - http://beaglemaryland.org
*Review our  Standards for Adoption - http://beaglemaryland.org/Home.aspx?pg=standardsforadoption.htm
*Fill out an Adopter Profile - 
http://brsmbeagles.org/new_site/documents/BRSM_profile_secure.pdf
 and email it to us (or print it off, fill it in and send it via regular mail, if you prefer)
*A BRSM volunteer will contact you to guide you through the rest of the process!

We hope to hear from you, and so do the beagles!