CC's Sanctuary

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

Both dogs are blind and deaf and their love for one another is shown with smell and touch everyday .

05/31/2026

Thatcher now Finn is adjusting well and learning to play in his new home !

05/30/2026

This post is long overdue but we wanted to say THANK YOU for all the donations, supplies, words of encouragement, and especially transporter Becky Morris during beaglemania here at CCs!
We especially want to thank our fosters and those that adopted one of our sweet beagle boys!

If we are asked again, we will try to help however, it takes a lot from rescues that delve into these out of the ordinary situations. Monetary donations are what we survive on and without you and your willingness to donate any amount we could not continue to save the most vulnerable dogs . Please consider donating regularly to CCs Sanctuary . . .

05/30/2026

Shadow aka Sherlock and Lennon enjoy each other so much ! Thankful we have a foster that is willing to work with both of them.

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

Thankful for our foster who took 2 Ridglan beagles to socialize and love ! Sherlock and Lennon are coming along !

05/25/2026

Let’s talk about true warriors of the Ridglan Farms beagle rescue ! Chuck and Jen protested, worked the failed open rescue, were prepared to foster beagles and eventually camped day and night at the safe house with the beagles as they were moved from Ridglan Farms! Today they adopted Linus one of sweet lil beagles that came to TN with us ! We Love these happy endings and are so thankful for people like Chuck and Jen who speak for the unspoken!

05/25/2026

Happy tears for all involved in this rescue !

Approximately three weeks ago, CCs Sanctuary was fortunate enough to rescue 12 beagles from a research facility in Wisconsin. Once we arrived in WI, we had to select the beagles for transport to Tennessee. As I was placing my name on cages , I was approached by a young woman regarding a beagle she had personally rescued and carried out of Ridglan Farms. She expressed her desire to adopt this beagle, whom she had saved, but was informed that the policy requires all beagles to be adopted through a rescue. Undeterred, she was insistent on adopting him and even sent us a pictures of his ear tattoo number OTD5. After talking and texting and doing all the proper checks, I assured her that once he received veterinary care in Tennessee, OTD5 would be coming back to her. Today, OTD5, now renamed Billy, has been reunited with his true rescuer and new mother, Isabel.