Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Turns Fudge into Support for Dogs in Its Care

A little fudge can go a long way toward helping beagles find their next chapter. Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation has teamed up with Stage Stop Candy, a family-owned candy shop on Cape Cod, for a fundraiser that sends a sweet treat to your door while helping support the dogs in the rescue’s care.

Each one-pound box costs $20, plus shipping, and $10 from every purchase goes directly toward helping the beagles. The fudge is handcrafted in small batches, with flavors including Chocolate, Penuche, Chocolate Walnut, Peanut Butter and Funfetti Chocolate Crunch, among others. Boxes ship directly to buyers, making it an easy way to support the rescue from home.

The fundraiser runs through December 31st, 2026. Orders must be placed through the dedicated Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation fundraiser page for the purchase to count toward the campaign. Orders placed elsewhere on the Stage Stop Candy website will not be credited to the rescue.

Supporting Beagles Beyond the Adoption

Southern Nevada Beagle Rescue Foundation works to give beagles the care and opportunity they need to find loving, permanent homes. As explored in Dog Friendly Las Vegas’ feature on the foundation and its work with one of the most misunderstood breeds, rescue work involves more than finding an adopter. It also means understanding the breed, helping dogs through their individual needs and giving them a chance to thrive in the right home.

This fundraiser offers a simple way for supporters to contribute to that work while enjoying something sweet. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or sending a box to someone else, each eligible purchase helps the foundation care for the beagles counting on it.

To participate, order directly through the fundraiser page before December 31st, 2026. Every box purchased through the designated link sends $10 to the beagles.

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