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Beagle Freedom Project

Day: January 30, 2018

Finn's Story

Finn's Story

January 30, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates Where Are They Now?

Back to the east coast this week to meet one of the Beantown Beagles. Affectionately called ‘Baby’ by his human sister, Erin, meet Barkhamsted, CT resident Finn! BFP: How did your family find you? Finn: My mom watched a video of BFP Viva Las Vegas Rescue and started researching like crazy. And then. . .ta-da! I appeared! BFP: How old are you? Finn: I am turning 5 in February (I think–I’m not so good with numbers). BFP: How did you get your name? Finn: My foster mom Connie named me…

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Rescue Beagles: A Life Away From The Lab

Rescue Beagles: A Life Away From The Lab

January 30, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : In The Press International Rescues

Many research labs across the country use animals for testing products such as make-up or medicines. For the past decade, advocates have pushed to get more of these animals — especially research dogs — adopted after they are no longer needed. Just a handful of states have policies in place. Illinois just recently joined that list. Lucy is a three-year-old beagle who grew up in a research laboratory. Last year, she was rescued by the California-based organization the Beagle Freedom Project who paired her up with Lauren and Scott Knudsen…

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