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.
Because you refused to stay silent, Chami and Felicity were SAVED from future testing.
We have reason to believe that Chami and Felicity have found loving forever homes. Although we don’t know who adopted them, and we wish we could have been the ones to help them find their families, we are beyond grateful that they are finally safe, loved, and free.
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.