1,500 beagles removed from Wisconsin research facility through negotiated purchase agreement
Big Dog Ranch Rescue and the Center for a Humane Economy negotiated a confidential agreement to purchase 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin for an undisclosed price. The facility had been the site of protests and a break-in in March where 30 dogs were taken. Big Dog Ranch Rescue is working to place 1,000 of the dogs in homes nationwide and has already received over 700 adoption applications.
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ABC frames it as activist deal-making; AP and PBS emphasize negotiated purchase and organizational separation from protests; NY Post highlights animal activists stormed the facility as the narrative catalyst.
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“1,500 beagles rescued from troubled Ridglan Farms after animal activists stormed Wisconsin research facility”NYP NY Post RIGHT
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“1,500 beagles will get new lives, warm laps after release from research facility” · AP News, PBS NewsHour
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