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Sweeten Holiday Shopping and Help Southern Nevada Beagles

Local Dog News

Sweeten Holiday Shopping and Help Southern Nevada Beagles

Published September 30, 2026

Holiday shopping can do a little more good this year. Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation is partnering with See’s Candies for a holiday fundraiser, giving shoppers through December 4 to stock up on chocolates, candy and gifts while helping support Beagles in need.

The fundraiser includes plenty of familiar See’s favorites, along with seasonal gift boxes and tins that can make easy holiday presents. Shoppers can choose from assorted chocolates, Nuts & Chews, truffles, peanut brittle, lollipops, peppermint, gift cards and other treats, with every purchase helping SNBRF work toward its $2,500 fundraising goal.

A Sweet Way To Support Rescue

For anyone already planning to order See’s for holiday gatherings, stocking stuffers or gifts, choosing the SNBRF fundraiser adds another reason to indulge. It’s a simple way to turn a purchase you were already going to make into support for rescue dogs.

Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation focuses on helping Beagles and Beagle mixes who need rescue, medical care and new homes. The organization takes on dogs who may have been overlooked or misunderstood and works to give them the care and placement they need.

DFLV previously spoke with SNBRF about its work and the unique challenges facing the breed in Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation Is Giving One of the Most Misunderstood Breeds the Rescue They Actually Deserve.

Give A Little More With Your Holiday Treats

Whether you’re looking for a box of chocolates for someone on your holiday list, a seasonal treat for the office or something to put out when guests arrive, the fundraiser offers plenty of ways to shop.

Orders for the Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation See’s fundraiser are open through December 4. With a $2,500 fundraising goal, every order can help the organization continue caring for the Beagles and Beagle mixes counting on its rescue network.

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