AVAILABLE BASSET HOUNDS

A charming mix of basset and beagle (bagel) Aella is a great companion who LOVES her walks.  In fact she “walked” her foster for 7 miles this past weekend (something very few full blooded bassets would deign to do).

Surrendered because of a divorce situation, Aella is best as an only dog, as she is territorial of “her” things including her space, toys, food, and people.  She mostly ignores the resident cat.  She is shy when first meeting strangers, but quickly warms up when they get down on her level and offers treats.  She is not used to being crated, but instead stays in a smaller contained area of the house while her foster is gone, and does not get into anything. 

While she loves to go outside in the yard, she will chase birds and probably squirrels, and is very speedy.  She is very happy girl,  and with an experienced owner who loves to take daily walks, she will absolutely thrive.

If you are looking for a sweet, affectionate and loving companion, ask about Aella, and if you are looking for a companion to keep you company on your fitness walks, she will absolutely keep up with your routine!

Sweet, soulful Bessie is ready to find her forever family! This 60-pound, 10 year old, blue-eyed senior basset hound was found as a stray and came to us from a local animal shelter. Now safe and cared for, she's hoping to spend her golden years in a calm, loving home. She’s spayed, up to date on her vet care, and currently managing arthritis and high blood pressure with daily medication, which she'll need to stay on long-term.  Bessie also has a skin irritation that baths and topical cream has helped.

Bessie gets around well, but because of her arthritis, stairs are a no-go, so she's looking for a home that's all on one level. Bessie currently lives with another dog in her foster home and generally doesn’t mind their presence—unless it’s mealtime or toy time. She can be a little possessive, so she must be fed separately from other animals.  Bessie prefers the company of humans – a calm, quiet home where she can be the center of attention would be her dream. Her behavior around cats and kids is unknown, but we think she'd do best without young children and in a more peaceful environment.  She's housetrained and crate trained, but she's had the occasional accident in her foster home. 

Her favorite things? Soft beds for naps, soft treats, and soft stuffed toys – Bessie’s all about the cozy life now. She's looking for a kind and patient adopter who will give her the comfort and care she deserves.  If you’re ready to open your heart and home to a gentle, loyal companion, Bessie just might be your perfect match.

Introducing Kal (short for Kaladin), a handsome 8 year old boy that came to GABR suffering from horrible and painful ear infections; but that is all behind him now (except for continued ear cleanings) and he is hoping to find his very own family to love.

Kal loves his foster family and follows them all around the house; he also really loves to play, hide his treasures and go for walks.  He is a sweet boy, but he does have some separation anxiety and he would do best in a home without small children, since sudden movements and being awaken by a touch can cause a reaction.

Although Kal has been the only dog in his foster home, he gets along with the dogs he meets on his walks and has been okish with the family cat.

It will take some time for Kal to adjust and trust his new family, but with lots of patience and understanding, Kal will relax and become the dog you always wanted.

Bonnie, we call her Bonbon, is almost 8 yrs. old.   She came in at 80+ pounds and is now weighing in at 63 pounds.  

As her foster mom I have to admit that I have spoiled this girl.   She is perfect!   House trained, friendly to everyone and no crate needed.   I have learned to pick up my socks and offer her a flavored nylabone to chew on  instead.   She’s the first one to bed at night, I have to push her over so I can get in.  She’s affectionate and loves attention.   She loves daily walks.   Her feet are huge!!!

Bonbon came in with allergies and several lumps that had to be removed.  She sees a dermatologist and  GABR has started her on immune therapy. 
She gets weekly baths and is on a special diet.  We should start seeing results between 6-12 months.  So far we are in the 3rd month.  One goal is to get her on regular dog food but we aren’t there yet.  Another goal for her to be at least 70% allergy free. 

Bonbon is looking for a hero who is able to continue with her treatments.   Can that be you?