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Xena, Pixel and Enzo's Stories

Xena, Pixel and Enzo's Stories

February 21, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates Where Are They Now?

Oh me, oh my! For the first time, we have ourselves some cats featured in our weekly Where Are They Now series. And you are in for a (hilarious) treat with these three rascals. . .from Austin, Texas, meet the Fab 3   Xena, Pixel and Enzo!     BFP: Tell us about the rescue you were part of? Xena: I will do most of the talking for us. Enzo is pretty shy … and Pixel, well, Pixel …  Pixel: Not a cat Xena: As I said … Pixel ……

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Big Hearts!

Big Hearts!

February 14, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : eNewsletters Highlights Rescue Stories

The heart is the strongest and hardest working muscle in a body. Its constant beating gives us life. It endures years of 24/7 labor and fluctuates with our activity. It is also, metaphorically, the most fragile part of all of us, sensitive to slights and so easily broken by betrayal. It never ceases to amaze any of us involved in rescue work just resilient the laboratory survivors are. Both biologically and metaphorically “the heart” it takes for a sweet little beagle, like Yoyo, to endure nine years of caged confinement,…

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Mimi's Story

Mimi's Story

February 7, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates Where Are They Now?

It’s Wednesday, so that means it’s time for ‘Where are they Now?’. This week we travel back to California to meet Mimi from the NorCal 11rescue. Read on to find out all about Mimi’s life after freedom. BFP: How did your family find you? Mimi: My family found out about me when they saw a news story about Belle from the NorCal rescue. They already had two dogs but knew they had to try to adopt from a rescue organization. BFP: How did you get your name? Mimi: My other…

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Eagles and beagles: Super Bowl champ Torrey Smith featured in billboard in support of 'Beagle Bill'

Eagles and beagles: Super Bowl champ Torrey Smith featured in billboard in support of 'Beagle Bill'

February 6, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : In The Press

Former Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith, who will now have two Super Bowl rings thanks to the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday, is still making his presence known in Baltimore. Smith, who last spring made a donation to BARCS that covered the adoption fees for every dog and cat at the animal shelter’s Pawject Runway fundraiser, is now featured on a billboard for the Show Your Soft Side campaign. In the ad, the former Terp holds a beagle, whose name is Lucia, alongside the tagline,…

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Teddy's Story

Teddy's Story

February 6, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates Testimonial Tuesday Videos

“I will always be his voice. I will always tell his story to anyone who will listen to me, even if they won’t listen. I’ll keep trying.” For Betty and Julio Bare, loving a research beagle came at a cost: Grief. They lost their beloved research beagle, Teddy, at the age of 15. That’s a lifetime of love for most dogs, but for Teddy, who spent the first 14 years of his life as a test subject in a research lab, 15 months of freedom with the Bare family was…

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Rescue + Freedom

Rescue + Freedom

February 1, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : eNewsletters Highlights Videos

RESCUE + FREEDOM It’s who we are. We rescue the animals and free them. You give them a family and affection. Together we are creating real change.

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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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Pudding’s Story

Pudding’s Story

January 25, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Highlights International Rescues Rescue Stories

Imagine living in the world under a blanket of darkness… scared of what maybe lurking all around you, uncertain of what lies ahead of each step you take, not knowing where you even are at times. Losing ones vision is one the greatest fears humans have. Now imagine that you are not only blind, but also stuck in a laboratory cage. Your whole world is perceived through sound and smell. The loud clanging of metal doors and cages, the echoes of voices bouncing off cinderblock walls and cement floors, other…

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Grace's Story

Grace's Story

January 24, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates

Oh, the suspense! Last week you met Bagel from the Grace and Pups rescue and this week we are thrilled to introduce the mother that gave birth to these pups rescued in June 2012. Live from Los Angeles, meet Grace! BFP: Welcome, little mama! Tell everyone how your family found you. Grace: One day my human mom saw a sweet beagle in the neighborhood and asked the other human about it. She learned all about Beagle Freedom Project and gave them a call. As they say. . .the rest is…

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Paula’s Story

Paula’s Story

January 22, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Highlights International Rescues Rescue Stories Videos

There is one in every rescue group. The dog that saw, heard, and physically felt too much. That special soul with a gentle psyche, so beautifully innocent and so very fragile. That one survivor in the group who is not enthusiastically bewildered by the exciting new concept of freedom, but instead shell-shocked and dazed. We remember their faces, like that of Abe, Raymond, and Lucia. On January 11th 2018, that dog was Paula.   She is a Shepherd-Beagle mix and is only a year old. Ordinarily such a dog would…

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Bagel's Story

Bagel's Story

January 17, 2018by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Survivor Updates

Back to California we go this week to meet one of Grace’s five puppies born in June 2012 and rescued in August 2012. Meet 5 1/2 year-Norwalk, CA resident Bagel and find out the hilarious word her family uses to describe her. BFP: I love the name Bagel and your adorable picture with the cream cheese. Tell everyone how you got the name Bagel. Bagel: Doesn’t Bagel the Beagle just roll off the tongue? My mom and dad thought so…. BFP: Tell us about your adjustment after spending your first…

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