Beagle rescues & shelters in Minnesota
81 adoption, rescue, and shelter organizations across 67 cities in Minnesota that list beagles and hounds. Choose a city to see local groups.
Minnesota has 81 rescues and shelters scattered across 67 cities, but most of the action clusters around the Twin Cities metro — Minneapolis, St. Paul, Edina, and the surrounding suburbs. If you're in or near that region, you'll find options; if you're rural or up north, you may need to travel or join a waitlist. This directory breaks down the state by city so you can start where you are and expand outward if the first round of calls turn up empty. Expect a mix of breed-specific rescues, humane societies, and municipal shelters. Many beagles cycle through all three kinds of places, so call a few at once and don't be discouraged if the first shelter doesn't have one today.
- Minneapolis 3
- St Paul 1
- Edina 2
- Eagan 1
- Eden Prairie 1
- Maple Grove 1
- Burnsville 2
- Duluth 2
- Blaine 1
- Rochester 3
- St Cloud 3
- Plymouth 1
- Farmington 2
- Minnetonka 2
- Brooklyn Park 1
- Richfield 1
- Austin 2
- Detroit Lakes 2
- Glenwood 1
- La Crescent 2
- Northfield 1
- Savage 1
- South St Paul 1
- Albert Lea 1
- Alexandria 1
- Anoka 1
- Baudette 1
- Bemidji 1
- Bertha 1
- Blue Earth 1
- Brainerd 1
- Buffalo 1
- Chisholm 1
- Cohasset 1
- Crookston 1
- Elbow Lake 1
- Faribault 1
- Fergus Falls 1
- Hackensack 1
- Hastings 1
- Hutchinson 1
- International Falls 1
- Maplewood 1
- Mn 55024 1
- Mn 55041 1
- Monticello 1
- Moorhead 1
- Morris 1
- New Germany 1
- New Ulm 1
- Park Rapids 1
- Pine Island 1
- Princeton 1
- Prior Lake 1
- Red Wing 1
- Redwood Falls 1
- St James 1
- St Joseph 1
- St Louis Park 1
- Thief River Falls 1
- Two Harbors 1
- Virginia 1
- Wadena 1
- Waite Park 1
- Willmar 1
- Winona 1
- Wyoming 1
Minnesota's beagle adoption works best as a regional search rather than a strictly local one. If you're in the Twin Cities, start with the Minneapolis and Edina organizations, then expand to suburbs nearby; if you're elsewhere in the state, call ahead to build a relationship with your nearest shelter and ask to join their waitlist for hounds. Confirm any dog is actually available before you drive, especially if you're traveling distance. Adopt a Minnesota beagle and you're giving a hardworking hound a real home — the kind of second chapter that breed was made for, whether in the city or out where the winters run long and the nose work never stops.