Hundreds of dogs to be sent to rescue as US beagle research facility shuts down (opens original article in a new tab)
A Wisconsin beagle research facility is closing, with hundreds of dogs to be rescued and relocated to Florida. Animal rights groups praised the move as a significant step toward ending animal testing, while the facility denied allegations of cruelty.
- A beagle breeding and research facility in Wisconsin is shutting down, with 1,500 of 2,000 beagles to be transferred to a Florida rescue group.
- Animal rights groups celebrated the closure as a victory against using animals for research, citing years of pressure and protests.
- Ridglan Farms denied mistreating animals and stated the transferred dogs are
- happy, healthy animals
- with extensive inspection documentation.
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