Oliver ATB 5/23/06
Oliver was supposed to be dumped in the woods because he didn't want to hunt anymore. We were very fortunate, as a good samaritan took him in until they could get him into rescue. I got Oliver on my birthday, and was intending to get him healthy and find him a home. Not too long after I got him, a tumor appeared. We had it removed and found out it was an aggressive cancer. Oliver was such a good beagle boy. He attached himself to me, sleep up next to my head each night, until he just didn't have any more energy. He was with me a little less than 2 months, and as it is with all of the older ones, they just seem like they have been with you their whole lives. And we miss and love him as if he had been. wen and Pat

Ollie
11/21/2023 - On July 5, 2020, I adopted Ollie. I kept the name that was given to him. He was the most wonderful, loving beagle I've even known. Ollie loved everyone, especially children. Even though I live alone, Ollie was a tremendous indoor Beagle and hardly ever barked or demanded attention. The only time we would bark is outside on Friday mornings when the WM trucks would pass. We loved walks and was a totally different beagle inside to outside. Outside he was 100% beagle sniffing and wondering. What was so interesting was that he didn't chase or go after rabbits and in fact when they would pass, both would look at each other and go on. For a "hunting" dog, he respected other animals. Ollie developed a large mass along his stomach and began having digestive problems. Luckily I was able to keep him happy and eating by only giving Ollie soft, digestible food but made a hard decision based on the fact the mass was growing and his quality of life was deteriorating. On Nov 21, 2023, Ollie joined my previous wonderful pets with a wish Ollie will give them all my best with the hope someday we will all be together to celebrate our earthly times together. Bob Belinke