Mila was born into MNBR in November of 2021. She is back with MNBR due to several life changes in her previous family.

Mila is an energetic, friendly girl that is dog, cat, kid, and adult friendly. She is house trained, crate trained, and leash trained.

We’ll update her bio once we get reacquainted.

Meet Waylon Jennings #1051 the Basset (not to be confused with Waylon Jennings the Bassist, no MNBR number.) He’s not a singer-songwriter per se, but he does like to do a basset howl sometimes! This 4 ½-year-old tricolor boy came from a breeder down south, and is learning how fun being a house dog can be.

Waylon Jennings gets along well with the dogs in his foster home and is familiarizing himself with the cats. During the day, he hangs out in the fenced-in backyard or in his foster mom’s office, where he naps patiently until it’s time for a break. He recently took his first walk ever, and did fairly well, although he would like to put in an official complaint about walking in general (why does he have to do it at all??)

Waylon Jennings knows his name, although sometimes he pretends he can outrun it. He’s not a fan of being crated (although he’s quiet once he’s in) and this whole potty training thing is brand new, although he’s better with every passing day. His foster family says he’s very bright and it shouldn’t take him long at all to figure out “the system.” He can be strong and so a tie-out probably isn’t ideal, although going out on a leash would be okay.

He’s gaining confidence from his foster brother, but could be fine as an only dog as long as his new family is consistent in teaching him appropriate behavior.

Waylon Jennings’s favorite hobby is splooting. He also enjoys a good Kleenex snack, washing that down with all the water in the world, and getting his big ol’ ears scratched.

Apply for this country-music star at https://www.mnbassetrescue.com/adoption

Phil and Fanny are siblings that came to MNBR when their family became too ill to take care of them any longer. They are dog, cat, people, and kid friendly.

We will update their bios when we learn more about them.

Note: We are in contact with Phil and Fanny’s breeder and are working together to safely rehome them.

Bow down to Sir William #1054! This beagle transplant from Texas is 10 years old, neutered, and is dog and people friendly. He gets along well with the dogs in his foster home, and would be okay as an only dog.

If you don’t have a fenced-in yard, don’t worry—Sir William walks well on a leash and would be fine supervised on a tie-out, but he shouldn’t be left outside unsupervised. He’s trusted to be loose in his foster home when people are out, and would rather relax than cause mayhem. He’s not too interested in toys but he has a thousand-yard stare when he sees humans eating (and not sharing!)

Sir William is a well-behaved boy who acts his age and would be an excellent addition to any dog-loving home.

Grab an application for him at https://www.mnbassetrescue.com/adoption

Peony came to MNBR as a private relinquishment from MO. Prior to living with her current family she was an outdoor dog at a breeder. She is dog friendly but a bit on the shy side.

We will update her bio as we learn more about her.

Rosie came to MNBR as a private relinquishment from MO. She is dog and people friendly.

We will update her bio as we learn more about her.

Stella came to MNBR when her family was forced to give her up due to city limitations on dog ownership. She is housetrained, leash trained, and cat, dog, and kid friendly.

We will update her bio as we learn more about her.

Ripp came to MNBR as a private relinquishment. Unfortunately Ripp’s family moved fr the country to the city and this old dog is having trouble learning new tricks. The new neighbors are not big fans of his beagle bugle bark and he missed the freedom of a yard to play in. It sounds like Rick spent a lot of his time outside and thus is going to need a refresher course on his house training, but he is dog and people friendly.

We will update his bio as we learn more about him.