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This page is dedicated to
all the Beagles and Hounds that have gone to the
Rainbow
Bridge. |
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| Beloved daughter of Ann and Koko, sister of Gertie
and Peaches. Went to the Bridge on August 1,
2004. Bailey's family generously sponsored
Holly in her memory. Koko is now
President of HBHR. |
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Known to his family as the
"Best Dog in the World", went to the Bridge on
march 2, 2003 after a battle with cancer.
Zak's family has sponsored several rescue beagles
in his memory. |
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Went to the Bridge in 1997 after a battle with
Cancer. She is sorely missed by her mom
Carol, who considers Mandy her favorite dog.
Carol now fosters for her local Humane Society in
Mandy's honor. |
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Her time with us was short, but we will never
forget her. Sassy went to the Bridge on
August 5, 2004.
Always in our hearts. |
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Snoopy went to the bridge on
October 3, 2006.
He is greatly missed by his human family and his best
buddy, Belle Beagle. |
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Angie went to the
Bridge on January 9, 2007. She was a joyful bundle
of energy and she especially loved playing with
her toys, getting lots of hugs, going for long
walks, and taking snuggly naps. We miss her so
much and we will forever treasure our memories of
all the love and happiness she shared with us. See
you at the Bridge, sweet girl. |
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You were our sweet
girl. We love you Zoe.
Lisa, Jim and
Luke |
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Roscoe went to the
Bridge on January 15, 2008 . Roscoe was the only
other male in the house besides his human Dad.
Roscoe was Daddy’s “Boy” in a home of 5 females
and 1 female Beagle. Roscoe will be truly missed.
Roscoe was adopted by the Gordon family in 2003
from the Houston Beagle & Hound Rescue. Roscoe
will be missed by his buddy and companion Lady
Katherine , a 6 year old Beagle. Roscoe’s soul
will forever live in his family’s hearts and in
their home. Roscoe was a joy, bundle of energy and
he especially loved chewing rawhides, getting lots
of hugs, and taking naps. We will miss the times
that he sneaks items out of his human Mom’s purse
and hides them in the backyard. We would like to
also thank those at Houston Beagle & Hound Rescue
for rescuing this precious boy and giving us the
wonderful and unforgettable memories. Rest in
peace and you will be truly missed. We love you
Roscoe.
The Gordon Family
- Pearland , Texas |
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We sure miss you
sweet Belle. You will always have a special place
in our hearts and memories. |
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My sweet Sugar, you
came to us with almost no hair due to mange. You
tolerated the treatments and grew back a beautiful
soft coat. Then came the lymphoma that quickly
took you over the Rainbow Bridge in December of
2008. The few short months we had together were
the best. You followed me everywhere, always by my
side, a real trooper through it all. I miss you
and hope there is milk for you in heaven.
-Sue |
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After 5 wonderful years with Suzy, she has passed on.
Her companionship and love over the last five years has been more than I could have ever
expected or wanted from a 12 year old rescue. Thank you for allowing her to live
Thank you again, with all my heart, and Suzy's.
Courtney Brunette |
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Willie went to the bridge on 11/13/08 after losing her battle with cancer. She was our first beagle and was a 13-inch bundle of joyful energy. After 13 years, she never lost her love of life. She insisted on a game of keep away catch and a game of hide the dolly the afternoon before she died. After having Willie in our lives, Rich and I can not imagine life without a beagle or 3 in the house! Our help with foster dogs is our tribute to the memory of our beloved Willie.
Linda Westaway |
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Emmie, you were an incredibley sweet and spunky girl who left this world too soon. Your friends and family will always love you and never forget you.
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These sweet senior girls were
both adopted by the founder of HBHR when they were already
8 years old. Bessy joined the family in 1996. At that
time, Sandra did not know how many beagles and other dogs
were routinely dumped in shelters or even along the road.
After a chance meeting with a nice vet tech who rescued
senior dogs, Bessy found a new home and unknowingly
started a chain of events that changed the lives of over
750 abandoned beagles! The reality of the pet
overpopulation tragedy became all too apparent when the
family was seeking a second senior beagle to adopt. Bonnie
came to Houston from Seattle Beagle Rescue in 1999.
The beagle girls later shared their home with hundreds
of rescued foster beagles as HBHR became a reality thanks
to the inspiration of these two wonderful senior beagles
and to so many dedicated volunteers and adopters!
Bessy crossed the bridge on September 10, 2001 and
Bonnie joined her on October 11, 2006.
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Beloved daughter of Koko and Ann, and
sister of
Bailey. Went to the Bridge on
April 24,
2004. Aggie was a trooper who
ruled the
roost for 18 years.
Koko and Ann adopted
Gertie and Charley
(aka Peaches) to help Bailey
deal with
Aggie's loss. |
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Kirby went to the bridge on
April 13, 2006.
God gave us seventeen wonderful years to love each other.
Your soul will forever live in our hearts and in our home.
Your spirit lives on through Bella Beagle. I love and miss
you very much. You were the best! |
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Shelby went to the bridge on
December 1, 2006 after a long battle with cancer.
Her Human family, ther Gerbers said "She is a memory now
but one that will always be remembered with laughter and
joy. Thank you God for putting her in our lives. Meet you
at the Bridge, Shelby." |
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Click here to view memorial
for Alice HAMBeagler |
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"Honorary Beagle"
Penelope Fay, the “most beautiful dog in the
world”, lost a valiant fight with cancer on
Wednesday, November 28th. She helped foster her
first coonhound in April 2001 and her first beagle
in August 2001.
Penelope was a therapy dog for Caring Critters for
several years until her cancer diagnosis last
year. Her family misses her very, very much. |
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He was a good boy
for the short time I had him and I miss him
already. It will be awfully quiet around here
without him spinning in circles and making
squeaking noises when I come home from work.
Brit |
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Missy (Boody)
Seippel
March 1993 – March 13, 2008
Read Missy's Memorial
Jeff, Jack and Mary
Linda Seippel, and all of the Seippel family
and friends of Missy Boo. |
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Penny, beautiful 15-year-old beagle who was a special honorary
"foster mom" for many rescued beagles, went to the Rainbow Bridge on March 17, 2009. She
will be waiting there for her beloved owner, Ron, who misses her so much |
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"Lazy" Daisy Ribbe went to the bridge August 11, 2009 after
having surgery that morning. She was with us for 9 years and worked her way into our hearts.
She could bark to the tune of 'Who let the dogs out', loved to watch a good movie on Sunday
mornings with her Dad, and ate 3 meals a day: cereal from Carly, lunch leftovers from Dad,
and ice cream from Mom. We will miss her howling and overexcitement everytime we walk through
the door of our home.
We love you, Daisy. |
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Ladybird went to the Rainbow Bridge on 3-12-10. This sweet senior beagle
was rescued while running around the Superdome following Hurricane Katrina, nearly starved to death.
After spending months in the animal claim center in Baton Rouge she came to HBHR with heartworms and
not spayed, at the approximate age of 11 or 12. She made it through all the vetting, but was not
gaining weight. Turns out that during her fight to live in New Orleans she had eaten anything she
could get a hold of, including surgical gauze, shoestrings, a t-shirt and a leash! After her intestines were cleared out,
she began to thrive at her foster home. Luckily for Ladybird, due to all she had endured the foster family decided
she deserved to stay with them as a permanent family member. She never did learn that a belt, spatula,
or large spoon was not going to harm her, but she was a lover and a loyal companion, sitting by her foster dad's
side for hours as he worked on his computer. Ladybird was a fighter right to the end, even with cancer eating away
at her nose and eye. Her family will always remember her as MOMMY DOG. |
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Maggie aka “Maggisita”
Maggie returned home to our creator on June 21, 2010 from the result of
Irreversible Kidney failure. Maggie was an older girl, whose age is not certain
because she was found in Deer Park, Tx. on December 11, 2008, the night before
the snow fell. Her new family will miss her dearly.
Maggie was a free spirit, full of love and life. Maggie enjoyed going to the doggie
park as well as going out to the front yard of her house and sniffing around the
nearby yards. Maggie always enjoyed her dog biscuits and would even dance
around when it was time for hers because she loved them so. Maggie enjoyed the
company of her new mommy as well as her other adopted dog and cat family.
Maggie brought much love and happiness to her adopted family and is being
missed dearly. Maggie joined an extended number of adopted family members
and pets in heaven where she is now pain free and has free range to sniff around
and chase butterflies and will be waiting for her adopted mommy and adopted family
of dogs and cats to join her……… “God be with you till we meet again Maggisita”!
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For a donation to Houston
Beagle & Hound Rescue, Inc. you can
have your beloved dog posted
on this page.
Click to find out how to make a
donation, and email your pet's
photo to
info@houstonbeaglerescue.org |
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Last updated on
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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