1 organization in
Canyon Country that take in and rehome beagles, hounds, and other dogs. Always call
ahead to confirm current beagle availability.
Canyon Country is a small community north of Los Angeles, and it has one notable option: St. Bonnie's Sanctuary, a rescue with a polished website and a solid track record. They operate by appointment only, so you'll need to call ahead and schedule a visit rather than drop in — but that intentional approach often means a calmer adoption process and dogs that have been properly assessed. If St. Bonnie's doesn't have a beagle on hand when you reach out, this page will point you toward the larger Los Angeles metro area, where dozens of rescues and shelters have many more hounds available.
The Lange Foundation operates two shelters in Southern California—Halfway Home Kennel in West Los Angeles and St. Bonnie's Sanctuary in Canyon Country—pulling dogs and cats from city and county shelters scheduled for euthanasia. Since 1993 it has rescued over 20,000 animals. St. Bonnie's Sanctuary (by appointment only) houses up to 75 dogs at capacity. The group does not accept owner surrenders or strays, working exclusively with municipal partners.
Start by contacting St. Bonnie's Sanctuary directly to ask about current beagle availability and schedule an appointment — their appointment-only model works well for finding the right fit. If they don't have what you're looking for, don't hesitate to expand your search into the greater Los Angeles area, which is close enough for a day trip and home to far more rescue organizations. Call ahead wherever you go to confirm a beagle is there before you visit. Adopting instead of buying gives a hound a second chance, and one of these rescues has the right dog waiting for you.