Beagles

Dozens face felony charges after a raid on a beagle research facility in Blue Mounds, Wis. Activists used tear gas during an attempt to rescue beagles from Ridglan Farms.

Beagles rescued from Wisconsin's Ridglan Farms, a facility supplying lab research, are being trained by Paws of War to assist veterans overcoming war trauma. The dogs, previously kept in a harsh environment, are learning basic skills and adapting to new homes after a rescue effort prompted by alleged animal welfare violations.

Fifteen beagles rescued from a Wisconsin research breeding facility are being transported to New York via Pilots to the Rescue, a nonprofit helping them find new homes. The dogs were initially moved to Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Loxahatchee and are now being rehomed after being removed from Ridglan Farms.

A Wisconsin beagle research facility, Ridglan Farms, is closing after years of protests, with its remaining 475 beagles being transferred to Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Florida. The closure follows violent demonstrations, including police use of tear gas and pepper spray during protests, and the rescue group aims to prepare the dogs for adoption. The facility had faced legal challenges and agreed to relinquish its breeding license.

A deal will permanently close a longtime animal testing facility and relocate nearly 500 remaining beagles.

A Wisconsin beagle research facility, Ridglan Farms, is closing after years of protests, with its 475 remaining beagles being transferred to Big Dog Ranch Rescue. The facility faced violent demonstrations, including police use of tear gas and arrests, before agreeing to permanent closure and transfer of dogs to Florida and Alabama campuses for adoption.

A Wisconsin beagle breeding farm, Ridglan Farms, is closing permanently after a Florida rescue group, Big Dog Ranch Rescue, purchased nearly 1,500 dogs. The remaining 475 beagles will be transferred to rescue campuses by August, following violent protests where police used tear gas against activists attempting to free the dogs.

A FOX6 investigation revealed that the University of Wisconsin-Madison conducted painful experiments on beagles from Ridglan Farms, which resulted in the beagles not surviving.

A decade-long campaign to free dogs from a testing site has gained attention as beagles became viral on social media, with activists stating hundreds more need rescue.

1,500 beagles were rescued from a research facility in Wisconsin. The rescue operation aimed to save the animals from potential harm. The facility's purpose and conditions are not specified.

Hundreds of beagles rescued from a research lab will be put up for adoption. The rescue is a significant step in giving these animals a second chance at life. The adoption process will provide them with loving homes.

Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin began transferring 1,500 beagles to rescue groups like Big Dog Ranch Rescue and the Center for a Humane Economy after a deal to end their breeding operations. The move follows years of controversy over animal mistreatment allegations and legal actions against the facility, which bred dogs for biomedical research for over six decades.