Beagles, Bassets, and other Hounds available for adoption
Thank you for considering adoption through Alaska Beagle Ranch. Every Beagle, Basset, and Hound deserves a safe and loving home. We carefully match our dogs with families throughout Alaska to ensure successful, lifelong placements.
Here's the adoption process:
Submit an application.
We review your application.
We contact references if needed.
Meet-and-greet arrangements are made.
Adoption is finalized. Adoption fee is $450.
Lifetime support is available after adoption.
Adoption fee is $450
A fenced yard in good repair required
All dogs come with vaccinations up to date, chipped and spayed or neutered.
Please review application to see if you qualify.
Online application preferred.
Email completed applications to


Hello! My name is Kylo and I like warm hugs! But not too fast, I need to get to know you first! A little about me.
I’m a 5-year-old beagle/pit bull mix. It takes me a little while to adjust to new people and dogs, but once I do, look out! I love lap time and I looooooove attention. My favorite games to play are fetch and tug of war. I may just beat you every time, but who’s counting?
I am neutered and up to date on all shots. I’m house trained AND doggie door trained! I know some basic commands, and since I love lap time and hugs…I think you can see where this is going.
I am also kennel trained, but I prefer to not be in it. I’d rather be playing and getting some quality lap time.
Another super important thing about me is that I should go with my new person(s) to a home without children or small pets. So. Enough about me. Can we go home for some hugs and lap time and tug of war?




Hello! Hello! Hello! My name is Leonard, and I’m about to steal your heart! I am 100% puppy and I’m about 11 months old. I’ve been being raised as a beagle at The Ranch, and no one knows my mix other than I am awesome mixed with puppy mixed with love!
I pretty much love dogs and everybody, especially the ladies. I am a bit of a ladies’ man but I can’t help that they just swoon over me! I love to play (I am a puppy, after all), and I really love to play with other dogs and kids. They’re the best, other dogs and kids. Yes they are. I’m not sure how I’ll be around cats though.
Since I’m still a puppy, I am currently in my chewing phase. We puppies have phases, you know. I am also very playful, and that’s not a phase. I’m full grown and weigh about 20 pounds. I’m up to date on shots and just had something done called new-ter-ing, and since I’m a puppy I don’t know what that means but I got to make googly eyes at the ladies! I had a virus in my right eye when I was rescued from something called a “kill shelter,” but I had medicine and it’s all cleared up.
I am now ready for my forever home! A person and family of my own to play with and love and go through the rest of my puppy phases with (other than playing, that’s been established as not a phase) and make googly eyes at. Are you my person and family?
Hello! My name is Charlie and I’m an 8 month old beagle mix, the best kind of mix there is! I’m smart, cuddly, and playful!
I’m a handsome lad and I really love attention. Sometimes I try to get attention by playfully nipping at your sleeve or pant leg, attention for me me me! Some of my favorite things to do are lap time, attention, walks, attention, truck rides, and attention! I’m quite the varied kind of guy!
I’m neutered, house trained, and kennel trained. I pick up on things very easily, so maybe you could work with me on my attention seeking skills? I live to play fetch and tug of war with other dogs, but sometimes I need a slow introduction. Gotta feel it out. Get the vibes right. Then we play!
It’s a great unknown how I am around cats, but I am good with kids!
So, can we go home and play?
Hello! My name is Faya and I am looking for my forever home!
When I first came to the ranch, I was in bad shape. I came from bad people and a bad place. I was severely underweight - I weighed 15 pounds and I’m supposed to weigh over 30 pounds. There’s some damage to my ears, maybe from fighting. They don’t know how old I am, but they’re guessing 4-5 years old and I’m not telling since a lady never reveals her age. I am up to date on my shots and I’m spayed. I recently got a paws up from my vet about my health.
Since I’ve been at the ranch, I made a complete turnaround. I now weigh 31 pounds, and I get along well with others. I’m a real sweetheart - I love lap time and pets! But I am food aggressive and I’m having a hard time with training, so we’re working on basic commands. I’ve been through a lot.
It will take a very special family for my forever home. A family with understanding and patience who can keep providing the safety and security and love that I have here at the ranch. The people at ABR are tough on who gets to adopt one of the ranchers to make sure we all get the homes we need. He’s going to make very sure my new home is the forever home that I can continue to grow and blossom at. I’m a very special girl and it will take a very special family to adopt me, but I’m still not sharing my age!


The Ultimate Best Friend: Clever, Quiet, and Ready to Snuggle!
Meet this incredible 2-year-old beagle girl who is the definition of a loyal companion. She thrives on attention and prefers to be in your company, making her the perfect shadow. Are you an early riser? She’s up and ready! Want to sleep in? She is an expert morning snuggler. She knows her basic commands, listens wonderfully, and is incredibly easy to train. She is fully house-trained and remarkably quiet around the house, only letting out an excited bark when she’s catching a ball.
She absolutely lives for the outdoors—whether she's on a fun adventure or just bathing in the sun. While she can be a bit cautious at first meeting new dogs, she actually loves being around other friendly, playful pupsonce she knows they are safe. She would be thrilled to have a confident dog sibling to live with! To wind down her perfect day, she loves nothing more than her evening mental games for treats. She is smart, sweet, and ready to fill your home with love.
Ideal Home:
A household where people are around often (she loves company!) and a home with another friendly, playful dog to help her confidence shine.
Morning Vibe: Highly adaptable! Early bird or sleep-in snuggler.
Brain Power: Needs a family who will keep up her fun evening mental enrichment games.
Daisy is staying with a foster, so some time for coordination of a meetup is required.
