1 organization in
Tomah that take in and rehome beagles, hounds, and other dogs. Always call
ahead to confirm current beagle availability.
Tomah is a small Wisconsin town with one adoption option: Chasing Daylight Animal Shelter, which has a straightforward, easy-to-use website where you can actually see what dogs are available right now. A single shelter means beagles won't always be there waiting, but Tomah sits in the middle of western Wisconsin's rescue network — Sparta, Black River Falls, and five other towns are all within an hour's drive. This page lists Chasing Daylight first, then points you outward to nearby shelters if the timing doesn't line up locally. Start by calling ahead to see what's on the floor today.
A private, no-kill 501(c)(3) shelter in Tomah, Wisconsin, serving domestic cats and dogs since 2011. It takes in surrendered and stray animals, provides vaccinations and vetting, and places them through adoption or rescue partnerships. The shelter requires an adoption application and appointment to meet dogs (cats can be seen without appointment), and operates limited hours—11 a.m. to 3 p.m. most days, closed Wednesdays and Sunday mornings.
Since Chasing Daylight is your only local option, a quick regional map makes sense. Call them first, and if nothing's there, Sparta is just sixteen miles away with two organizations worth a call. Ask Chasing Daylight to flag you when a beagle arrives, and keep the nearby towns in your back pocket for a longer search. A little willingness to drive thirty or forty minutes in any direction opens up real choice across this part of Wisconsin. When you adopt a beagle from one of these shelters, you're bringing home a dog someone else gave up, and giving that hound exactly the kind of rural home the breed was built for.