AARF of Winston-Salem A
Winston-salem, NC
4.3★ (89 reviews)
Beagle rescues & shelters in Winston-salem, NC
11 organizations in Winston-salem that take in and rehome beagles, hounds, and other dogs. Always call ahead to confirm current beagle availability.
Winston-Salem has a unusually strong beagle presence — seven of its eleven listed organizations have polished, straightforward websites, making it easier than in most cities to see what's available right now. AARF of Winston-Salem, Elite Canine, Forsyth Humane Society, and Lost Highway Gun Dog Kennels are all solid spots to start, with the Forsyth County Animal Shelter rounding out your core options. A city of a quarter-million supports enough turnover that beagles arrive steadily, though never predictably. This page gathers them all so you can call a few at once and cast your net methodically. Check availability before you visit — that one extra phone call saves you time.
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Elite Canine A
Winston-salem, NC
4.8★ (10 reviews)
Forsyth Humane Society A
Winston-salem, NC
4.5★ (194 reviews)
Lost Highway - Gun Dog Kennels A
Winston-salem, NC
5.0★ (4 reviews)
Tucker's Tap Yard A
Winston-salem, NC
4.9★ (123 reviews)
Winston Salem Dog Training Club A
Winston-salem, NC
4.3★ (6 reviews)
WS Rescue Mission Thrift Store A
Winston-salem, NC
4.2★ (47 reviews)
Forsyth County Animal Shelter B
Winston-salem, NC
3.8★ (86 reviews)
Real Deal Kennels & K9 Training D
Winston-salem, NC
4.8★ (23 reviews)
Luxury Run Bully Kennel F
Winston-salem, NC
Maw & Paw's Pets F
Winston-salem, NC
4.1★ (27 reviews)
No organizations match that grade.
Winston-Salem's well-organized rescue network means you have real options here, so don't settle for the first dog you see. Call your top three choices, ask about waitlists, and visit a shelter or two in person if you can — a beagle's personality can't fully translate over the phone. If the timing works better nearby, Clemmons, Lewisville, and Kernersville are all within minutes. Adopt instead of buying, and you'll bring home a hound that was born to live in your house, not a backyard breeder's kennel. Make that first call this week and let the search begin.