Beagle rescues & shelters in Alabama
88 adoption, rescue, and shelter organizations across 62 cities in Alabama that list beagles and hounds. Choose a city to see local groups.
Alabama has 88 rescues and shelters across 62 cities, with the strongest clusters in Mobile, Huntsville, Birmingham, and Montgomery. Most are municipal animal control facilities, SPCAs, and general-admission humane societies rather than breed-specific beagle rescues — places like the Greater Birmingham Humane Society, Friends of the Mobile Animal Shelter, and Mobile SPCA. In a state this size, beagles turn up regularly in intake, but availability depends on timing and geography. This directory maps every listed organization by town so you can target your search and expand outward if the nearest shelter has nothing on the adoption floor today.
- Birmingham 3
- Mobile 6
- Hoover 1
- Huntsville 5
- Montgomery 2
- Pelham 1
- Dothan 4
- Auburn 2
- Florence 3
- Madison 1
- Athens 2
- Bessemer 1
- Columbiana 2
- Eufaula 2
- Fairhope 1
- Ozark 2
- Pell City 1
- Phenix City 2
- Pinson 1
- Prattville 2
- Selma 2
- Troy 2
- Tuscaloosa 1
- Vestavia Hills 1
- Wetumpka 1
- Abbeville 1
- Alexander City 1
- Andalusia 1
- Anniston 1
- Bay Minette 1
- Brent 1
- Brundidge 1
- Centre 1
- Chelsea 1
- Childersburg 1
- Clanton 1
- Clayton 1
- Cleveland 1
- Cullman 1
- Daphne 1
- Detroit 1
- Enterprise 1
- Fayette 1
- Fosters 1
- Gadsden 1
- Greenville 1
- Grove Hill 1
- Hartselle 1
- Heflin 1
- Joppa 1
- Killen 1
- Leesburg 1
- Luverne 1
- Opelika 1
- Prichard 1
- Rainbow City 1
- Saraland 1
- Summerdale 1
- Tanner 1
- Toney 1
- Valley 1
- Wedowee 1
Start in the city closest to you and call ahead to confirm what's available right now — beagle intake at these shelters changes weekly. If nothing's in your backyard, the bigger hubs like Mobile and Huntsville are worth the drive and have more dogs cycling through. Ask to join a waitlist when you call, and be ready to move when a hound arrives. Adopt one of Alabama's shelter beagles and you're not just gaining a dog; you're clearing space for the next hound that needs help and giving a determined little hunter the home it was always meant to have.