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Basset Rescue of Puget Sound (BROPS) is thrilled to share good news: the Queen has found her fur-ever home. We posted her bio here about ten days ago and had many applications and hundreds of upvotes. Also wanted to let everyone know that in the coming week we have two more adult Bassets ready to find new their people.

Beautiful Beatrice the Basset Hound seeking human housemate. While Bea won’t contribute to the rent of pay for her share of groceries, her sass, confidence and withering, judge-y Basset side-eye scowls could be pure Social Media Gold!!! Known in her foster home as Queen Bea, she is a curious and clever girl who loves to communicate with a wide range of vocal stylings. Did we mention Social Media Gold? At six-years young she is confident and has a BIG personality. She was a one-and-only in her previous home, but gets along well enough with her foster brothers and sisters. She is keen on walks and fetching , and actually returning the ball— which is pretty much unheard of in the world of Basset Hounds. Serious in nature, Bea won’t tolerate fools, is unlikely to move off the sofa/bed, but she is willing to work with the right person/people who can help her further identify as human. Healthy, Spay, UTD on vaccinations, and scored 100% on her cognitive test.

Available through Basset Rescue of Puget Sound (Seattle NW Washington area). Application on website.

Fred (very creative and unique name I know) turned 13 this year. And the older he gets the more I’m enjoying having a senior dog. They are just so calm and fit into your life and heart. Puppies are cute but handful. Seniors are the way to go!

Since the loss of our first basset, Copper, we’ve felt a big void in our hearts. We were gonna wait a year before we got our new family member, but she spoke to us. It was a whole 3 months lol. But we love her already.

Welcome home little Ralph, with his brother Randy and Mr Rudy

She was the runt of a 2005 litter and had very short ears, a bent front leg but could run like the wind and was smarter than anybody. We had to bring her home when we met her and she took care of our next 2 BH after losing her brother, our first Basset. She taught them how to be hounds and lived to 12 1/2. Purebred Basset Hound papers. Genetic peculiarity and a total sweetheart.

It’s the ears. So special, a card was made to recognize the Bass. There are so many other points of interest though….name them for Fathers Day.

It’s so dang hot Dad let’s go go get some frozen treats

to say I’m in love with this little girl is an understatement..so glad she’s in my life!! my baby forever❤️‍🩹