Meet Haley! This beautiful, 30 lb, approximately 1 year old, beagle mix is the loving momma of the "Y" litter. She and her pups were removed from a shelter approximately 6 weeks ago and have been in a foster home since. Haley is described as, "a fantastic young little lady. She is calm and quiet. She would be suitable for a home with a family looking for a companion, or a home that needs a calm dog." She loves being with someone who gives her attention and cuddles. Haley is doing well with her house training and working on her leash training. She plays gently with other dogs and has been socialized with her foster family. If you believe this lovely young lady would make a good addition to your home, and you have the time to give her attention and training, please go to our website, read about the adoption process, and submit an application. As with all of our pups, we believe she would do best in a home with children ages 5 and older. Adoption Coordinator: Beth Adoption Fee: $500 Forever Home Rescue New England is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are a network of foster homes in the South and the New England area. If you wish to adopt our dogs, please complete an online APPLICATION. You must first be approved by going through our application and screening process. All dogs are up to date on their shots, dewormed and spayed or neutered. Vet fees, transport fee and New England quarantine fees ARE INCLUDED in each dog's adoption fee. Forever Home Rescue makes all of the transportation arrangements. Forever Home Rescue suggests obedience training for all puppies and dogs. Any dogs older than pups--even if they are not marked housetrained in their posting---usually housetrain within a day or two, because most are used to living outside in the South and will prefer to do their business outdoors. Our dogs and pups are best suited for families with children 5 yrs old and up. Also, please note our open houses which occur most every week at foreverhomerescue.org. You can see when we are open and also which dogs will be at each open house. Dogs marked 'out of town' will not usually be at open houses until they are local.