Chadwick was found on the highway dehydrated, malnourished and emaciated. This old gentleman, estimated to be about 14 years old, was also covered in flea, was suffering from anemia and tested positive for heartworms. Since Beagle Freedom Project rescued Chadwick, he has settled into his foster home and has already gained several pounds! read more
Category: Survivor Updates
Dudley
Meet Dudley. This handsome guy was an owner surrender who is looking for a truly, loving home. How can you resist those sweet beagle eyes. He is cuddly and happy and would love to be a part of a family who will take good care of him - forever! read more
Mildred
Mildred (nicknamed Millie) is nothing but sweet love. She will give you soft kisses (at first meeting!) and Millie loves to tuck herself in next to you for a good nap. Though she is partially blind with cataracts, Millie takes to new environments very well. She’s actually a little independent! She loves to go on short, gentle walks but also will happily mosey around a backyard. read more
Echo
My name is Echo. The only reason I was ever born was to be used in animal experimentation. For years, I only knew a small cage, isolation, cruelty, and neglect. I was poked, prodded, and cut open for experiments. read more
Apollo
Look at that adorable face! Apollo was rescued this year from China's meat trade where she was beaten and treated horribly! Luckily she was rescued by our partners in China and brought over to us (Beagle Freedom Project), where she is now decompressing and learning to trust again in a loving foster home. read more
Cha Cha
Cha Cha is part of a recent group that was just rescued from a testing facility in Mexico. She is currently being fostered in Henderson, NV. Cha Cha has shown us that she is a sweet and gentle girl. She loves to cuddle and eat lots of treats. She does well with other dogs and people! We hope someone will open their home and hearts to this girl, especially after what she has been through. She deserves to live a life outside of cruelty and fear! read more
Shadow nka Trooper
Shadow was recently rescued from Korea where she had been found outside - living in a completely closed off shed where there was no trace of light inside for her. Luckily, Koni, our partners in Korea, were able to find her and get her out safely before conditions got worse. Shadow is a beautiful, healthy, and lovable Border Collie mix. read more
Sky nka Lily
Sky was found as a stray in Los Angeles and taken to the South LA animal shelter where she was on the list to be euthanized. At just 3 months old, she had already developed a problem with her leg that forced a limp but that didn’t stop her from playing and being a happy puppy! read more
Taylor
Taylor was rescued from the dog meat trade in South Korea. She is a young, 10 month old terrier mix who has the cutest personality! Taylor is very high energy who loves to run around anywhere she is. She would be perfect in a home with another young dog or even with kids. read more
Freddie
Freddie was rescued from South Korea from an illegal dog farm where she was planned to be sold to the dog meat trade. We aren't sure how anyone would place her in that type of situation because Freddie is the sweetest girl you will ever meet. She is very friendly, low energy, but has the sweetest soul - even after all she's been through. read more
Bella
Meet Bella! Bella was recently rescued from Mexico and brought to Texas to find her forever home. She was in a unique situation called pound seizure. This is when animal shelters (pounds) give or sell dogs do testing facilities. Luckily, we were able to get Bella out in good timing read more
Indy (nka Billy)
Indy is one of our hound animal testing survivors. Indy is approximately 4-5 years old and a handsome and regal coonhound mix (as you can see in his photos). He is still a nervous boy and suffers from anxiety. Indy’s foster mom makes sure to make him as comfortable as possible and comforts him with lots of love he deserves and treats. His favorite thing to do is curl up in a blanket on the edge of a comfy couch. read more