Beagle rescues & shelters in Hartville, WY
1 organization in
Hartville that take in and rehome beagles, hounds, and other dogs. Always call
ahead to confirm current beagle availability.
Hartville is a hamlet of 58 people in eastern Wyoming, and beagle adoptions here mean one thing: Kindness Ranch Animal Sanctuary. In a place this remote, don't expect a steady stream of hounds — arrivals are occasional and often go quickly. But Kindness Ranch does take in dogs, and the organization is worth a direct call if you're serious about adopting from the area. Because options are thin on the ground, this page also points you toward the nearest towns where more shelters operate. Think regionally, stay patient, and you'll find your way to a hound.
Hartville, WY
Kindness Ranch is a 1,000-acre sanctuary in Wyoming dedicated to housing former research animals—including beagles, cats, horses, pigs, and sheep—that were bred or used in laboratories. Founded in 2006, it has given permanent refuge to over a thousand animals. Beagles, the most commonly used research dog, are a key population here. The sanctuary offers appointment-only tours and welcomes supporters through a Kindness Caretaker sponsorship program, allowing visitors to fund long-term care for individual animals.
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+13077354177
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Adopting from Hartville means embracing the long view and the long drive. Start by calling Kindness Ranch to introduce yourself and ask about their waitlist, then look at Douglas and Cheyenne, both within reach for most people willing to travel. Always confirm a beagle or hound-mix is actually available before you make the drive — availability this far out is sparse, and you'll want to know before you leave home. A dog from remote Wyoming will be all the more grateful for a real home, and the beagle you find will have endless country to roam.