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A223210
Located At: Angels for Animals (Ohio)
Description: My name is Nutmeg and I am a male, black and tricolor Beagle mix.
Age: I am estimated to be 10 months old.
More Info: I have been at Angels for Animals since Sep 23, 2026.
Nutmeg is our slightly shy snuggly 10 month old beagle mix boy. He is likely a brother to Dill, but he isn't QUITE as outgoing and bouncy - he's a little bit more of a burrower and cuddler. He weighs in at approximately 25 pounds, so is basically the perfect snuggle size.
Nutmeg came from a horrible situation that necessitated the Humane Society removing him and another 20 some dogs from a life of total squalor. Nutmeg is still a happy lovey boy, but it just takes him about 5 minutes longer to get there. He likes to take things one step at a time, and once he realizes all is well, immediately burrows into your lap and gets just as close as he can to you. He loves to be loved. Maybe he isn't as outwardly enthusiastic as his brother, but he has an innate sweetness that is hard to resist.
Nutmeg would do best in a slightly quieter home. Don't get us wrong - he is still an active playful young man, he just needs a little extra downtime to process all the things around him, so we think a home with lower activity, older kids only, and someone with time to give him the cuddles he craves, would be best. He seems to like other dogs just fine, would likely be fine with kids in general, and while cats are unknown, we think he might be a good match for them.
Due to his former living situation, Nutmeg will likely need to work on his house training skills. While he very well may have been house trained at one time, it is reasonable to expect that living in the 'home' he was living in has confused him greatly. With a little time and effort, this brilliant boy will get it in no time! Basic obedience has largely been absent in his life, along with crate training and socialization. All of these things are incredibly simple for his new family to accomplish as this is a dog who is more than ready and willing to please.
Like most beagles, Nutmeg would do best with a fenced in yard, but it is not required so long as his new family pledges to keep him safe by keeping him on lead. Beagles tend to have a grand time following any scent that seems interesting to them - and that would be MOST scents. Unsupervised, a beagle will soon find themselves lost and wondering how they got that way. This isn't a dog that will be able to ever reliably be trained to 'stay in the yard'.
Nutmeg is just about ready for his new home. If you are interested in him, please fill out the application
Nutmeg is our slightly shy snuggly 10 month old beagle mix boy. He is likely a brother to Dill, but he isn't QUITE as outgoing and bouncy - he's a little bit more of a burrower and cuddler. He weighs in at approximately 25 pounds, so is basically the perfect snuggle size.
Nutmeg came from a horrible situation that necessitated the Humane Society removing him and another 20 some dogs from a life of total squalor. Nutmeg is still a happy lovey boy, but it just takes him about 5 minutes longer to get there. He likes to take things one step at a time, and once he realizes all is well, immediately burrows into your lap and gets just as close as he can to you. He loves to be loved. Maybe he isn't as outwardly enthusiastic as his brother, but he has an innate sweetness that is hard to resist.
Nutmeg would do best in a slightly quieter home. Don't get us wrong - he is still an active playful young man, he just needs a little extra downtime to process all the things around him, so we think a home with lower activity, older kids only, and someone with time to give him the cuddles he craves, would be best. He seems to like other dogs just fine, would likely be fine with kids in general, and while cats are unknown, we think he might be a good match for them.
Due to his former living situation, Nutmeg will likely need to work on his house training skills. While he very well may have been house trained at one time, it is reasonable to expect that living in the 'home' he was living in has confused him greatly. With a little time and effort, this brilliant boy will get it in no time! Basic obedience has largely been absent in his life, along with crate training and socialization. All of these things are incredibly simple for his new family to accomplish as this is a dog who is more than ready and willing to please.
Like most beagles, Nutmeg would do best with a fenced in yard, but it is not required so long as his new family pledges to keep him safe by keeping him on lead. Beagles tend to have a grand time following any scent that seems interesting to them - and that would be MOST scents. Unsupervised, a beagle will soon find themselves lost and wondering how they got that way. This isn't a dog that will be able to ever reliably be trained to 'stay in the yard'.
Nutmeg is just about ready for his new home. If you are interested in him, please fill out the application
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Location: Angels for Animals (Ohio)
Phone Number: (330) 549-1111
Address: 4750 State Route 165
Canfield, OH 44406
Canfield, OH 44406
