Elliot Beagle South Plainfield, NJ

Elliot is a 4 year/8month old beagle looking for his forever home. He is crate-trained and working on house training. He is good with cats, other dogs and with kids. Elliot is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to become part of your family.

Elliot is having a great time in his foster home! He loves his yard and can be found exploring, running and playing with his foster sibling. A tasty meal is a total enjoyment along with watching TV and snuggling on the sofa with his foster mom.

If you're interested in adopting Elliot, please first read about our adoption process. Then, complete an adoption application found at www.happypawsrescue.org under the *ADOPT* tab. Thank you for your interest in adopting!

You may not know it, but you might have a BEAGLE to thank for your medicines! Beagles are used for safety testing of human and veterinary medicines for the same reasons that they make good pets; they're small and gentle-natured. Where does Happy Paws Rescue come into the picture? On a regular basis, research facilities have beagles that they release to us. It gives us and you a chance to give back to these sweet dogs that have contributed to the advancement of science. Please email us if you're ready to be a giant hero in the eyes of a little dog!

Thinking about adopting me? Here’s how:
1. Fill out an application found at www.happypawsrescue.org under the *ADOPT* tab.
2. Please allow 3-5 business days for us to review and respond to your application.
3. Approved applicants will be invited to come meet me at a scheduled meet and greet or adoption event.
4. If both you and the rescue agree that the dog you meet is a good fit for your home, you will fill out an adoption contract and exchange an adoption fee of $400 for dogs. You dog can go home the day of the Meet & Greet.
5. We generally adopt to families within a 90 mile radius of our home base in Piscataway, NJ but may consider farther distances in the tri-state region if volunteers are available. If you live beyond our geographical boundaries, we hope you will contact rescue organizations closer to your home.