Donate to Happy Life!
Happy Life Beagle Rescue is a registered 501(c)(3) charity run entirely by volunteers.
As a non-profit, we rely on adoption fees and donations to fund our rescue. Donations help us make up the difference between our adoption fees and the full cost of vetting and transport. The most powerful way you can help is by donating today!
Support beagles in need!
There are many ways you can help support our mission to rescue beagles in need.
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Use the donate button or click here: Donate
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Donations may be mailed to:
Happy Life Beagle Rescue
#104-240
95 Washington St
Canton, MA 02021
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Physical gift cards may be mailed to:
Happy Life Beagle Rescue
#104-240
95 Washington St
Canton, MA 02021
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Set Happy Life Beagle Rescue as your favorite charity when you log into your PayPal account.
You can also donate directly at https://www.paypal.com/fundraiser/charity/4743129
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Check with your Human Resources Department to see if this is a company benefit and how you can utilize it.
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To do this, click the Donate button above or click here and choose the Monthly, Quarterly, or Annual donation option.
You can change or cancel the payments at any time.
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Subscribe to our newsletter, follow our Facebook page and check our website for information on upcoming fundraisers and how you can help.
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We need your help!
The fees for vetting and transporting our beagles surpass our adoption fees, leaving no extra funds for unexpected medical treatments. We rely on donations to ensure the beagles in our rescue are given the best medical care possible.
Donate today!
Here are some of the things your donations will immediately help with:
$10 pays for.. one microchip and lifetime registration
$25 pays for.. preventatives for one rescued beagle
$50 pays for.. heartworm testing for one rescued beagle
$100 pays for.. vaccines for one rescued beagle
$250 pays for.. transport north and required quarantine for one rescued beagle