Chami & Felicity are SAFE, but the fight’s not over yet.
Chami, a 4-year-old beagle, and her laboratory “cage-mate” Felicity spent more than a YEAR locked away in the darkness of Texas A&M’s cruel and corrupt research facility — but YOU forced the university to spare them from fatal animal testing trials.
Chami and Felicity are now SAFE from further testing, because you refused to stay silent.
But there is still one critical step left: Texas A&M must release the beagles to Beagle Freedom Project so our expert team can ensure they receive the medical attention, rehabilitation, and lifelong protection they need.
Help us demand that Texas A&M release Chami and Felicity to BFP and donate today so we can liberate more beagles from laboratories across the world.
The Whistleblower’s Story is Only the Beginning…
…Come back soon for more shocking revelations.
Take Action – Tell Texas A&M to Release Chami and Felicity
- Ray Bonilla, General Counsel:
(979) 458-6128 - Glenda Rogers, Assistant to the General Counsel:
(979) 458-6128
- IACUC Chair / Animal Welfare Office:
(979) 845-1828
animalcompliance@tamu.edu - Research Compliance & Biosafety (Office):
(979) 845-8585 - Comparative Medicine (Office):
comparative-medicine@tamu.edu - Robert E. Rose, CMP Executive Director:
(979) 845-3800
rrose@tamu.edu - Clay Ashley, Associate Executive Director:
(979) 845-3800
cashley@tamu.edu
(979) 845-3800
jbova@tamu.edu
(979) 845-7433
gkapp@tamu.edu
(979) 845-2828
pnghiem@tamu.edu
(979) 845-4016 / (979) 845-5051
bonnierush@tamu.edu>
rvemulapalli@tamu.edu
(979) 845-5092
mcriscitiello@cvm.tamu.edu
sdrgac@tamu.edu
Texas A&M’s exposed emails — written in response to our campaign to free Chami and Felicity — reveal a chilling culture of cruelty and concealment.
Beagle Freedom Project has always been at the forefront of positive, compassionate change. This includes helping people seamlessly incorporate animal outreach, fostering and adoption, and innovation, like our Cruelty Cutter app into your daily life. Beagle Freedom Project makes it easy to be involved whether you have a little or a lot of time.