It's all in a name....Heidi stands for happy, energetic, intelligent, delightful and an INCREDIBLE beagle girl. Everyone at the Flagler County Animal Shelter has fallen in love with Heidi and have asked us to post her on our web site for all of our potential beagle owners to see. Heidi is just 8 years young. With beagles having up to a 16 year life span, well, there are many happy years ahead for Heidi. If just the right person comes along to give Heidi a forever home, she will pay you back with tons of beagle love and kisses. She is a beautiful tri-color beagle with a smile that will melt your heart. Just look at that sweet face....she's telling you she can't wait to meet you!

Reasons to Adopt a Senior Dog
Senior dogs love to sleep and cuddle the day away. They enjoy a brisk daily walk, but the best part of the day is the nap. They love for you to join them.
Senior dogs have a tremendous amount of love to give. When you rescue a senior dog, you have a best friend for life.
Senior dogs reward your care with an unwavering devotion. Nothing matches the love of a senior dog for his rescuer.
Senior dogs have learned many of life's lessons. They know, for example, that shoes are for walking and bones are for chewing.
Senior dogs know that great outdoors is for eliminating and the house is for relaxing. Your carpet will last longer with a senior dog.
Senior dogs can learn new tricks and be valuable family and community members. They make excellent therapy dogs.
Senior dogs often fit into your household with ease. They find the softest, warmest spot in the house and claim it for their own, but they will share with you, too.
Senior dogs make excellent companions for everyone, especially senior people.
Senior dogs are often the first to be killed in area shelters. Passed over for cute and cuddly puppies, they often do not have a chance and must go to make space for more puppies.
Adopting a senior dog saves a life!

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