Bagel

Bagel is one goofy beagle. She likes most other dogs and is learning to walk on the leash. Coming from a lab where she was debarked, she now loves running outside and playing with the ball.
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Iberia

Iberia is a special beagle. Used in a Lyme disease study (when she was debarked), she has been learning to walk on the leash. She is a shy dog who gets along well with other dogs. Iberia would be perfect for a person with love and patience.
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Quincy

Quincy is a sweetie who loves everyone. She's friendly and likes to play with balls and tug-of-war. Quincy is getting to know the ranch and is very adventurous. She came to the sanctuary in Nov 2011 after being used in a Lyme disease study, when she was debarked.
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Scamper

Scamper was used in a Lyme disease study, when he was debarked. He's having a good time exploring the sanctuary. Learning to walk on the leash, he is outgoing and craves attention. If you're looking for a wonderful dog, Scamper might be right for you!
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Yolanda

Very people-friendly, Yolanda loves playing fetch. Debarked in the lab where she was used in a Lyme disease study, she quickly learned to walk on the leash. She's friendly with other dogs and is ready for the right person to adopt her.
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Swirl

One look at Swirl's tail and you know where she got her name! Coming to the sanctuary from a lab doing Lyme disease studies, she was somewhat underweight. With staff attention, she is doing well though still rather shy.
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Ralfie

Ralfie comes from a lab doing Lyme disease studies, where he was debarked. He is a quick learner and a Love Sponge. Even though he had spent his life in a cage, he quickly learned to love going outside and then quickly returning to his kennel when it was time for bed.
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Kricket

Kricket is a shy beagle, ready for the right person to bond with. He was used in a Lyme disease study, when he was debarked. He loves treats and responds cautiously to affection.
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Paaz

Where did Paaz get his name? It could be Dutch, but lab personnel most likely named him for the P and Z in the tattoo on his ear. Paaz is shy and is slowly learning to walk on the leash. Even though he has been debarked, he makes joyful noises when playing with his dog friends outside.
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Snip

After being used in a Lyme disease study, Snip is ready for love! Even though he was debarked in the lab, he still makes sweet playful noises to get your attention. Snip is ready for his Forever Home; will it be yours?
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Darcy

Debarked in the lab, Darcy makes joyful noises that almost sound like human speech. She is outgoing and loves playing fetch. Darcy quickly learned to walk on the leash and she's ready for her Forever Home.
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Desoto

Desoto wants to make connections but he is very shy. Working with him to walk on the leash has been somewhat of a process, but he's coming along. Desoto was used in a Lyme disease study, when he was debarked.
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Rosco

Roscoe is very playful. Even though he turned three in 2011, he's still a puppy at heart. Roscoe came to Kindness Ranch in Nov 2011 after being used in a Lyme disease study, when he was debarked.
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Ruby

Ruby is a gem of a dog. She is somewhat outgoing and is learning to walk on the leash. She's not treat-oriented but seems to be highly trainable. Ruby came from a lab studying Lyme disease, where she was debarked.
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Anabell

Annabell is slowly learning to trust people. She wants to be friends but is shy. We're slowly working with her to learn the leash. She's the perfect dog for the right person.
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Anita

Anita is a sweetheart who quickly became a staff favorite. Coming to Kindness Ranch in Nov 2011 from a lab where she was debarked, she is adventurous and quickly learned to walk on the leash. She's smart and likes to be a leader.
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Enrique

Your heart will melt when Enrique takes a liking to you. Enrique was at a pound before entering a laboratory in a vet school. He was made allergic to beef and had regular blood tests. For the first few years at the sanctuary he would offer his paw to anyone who approached, anticipating being required to give yet more blood. He is fearful of men, but he can reach out and bond with a sensitive man who works to build his trust. He has bonded with his female caregiver, following her around for cuddles. He enjoys most other dogs, walks, and hanging out with those he trusts. Enrique deserves a home that will give him the security and love he so deserves.
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