Beagles rescued from research lab arrive in California as SF activist faces felony charges

Source: New York Post

A busload of beagles recently rescued from a research lab in Wisconsin have arrived in California looking for their forever home, as an animal activist in San Francisco faces felony charges for rescuing some of them before they were legally allowed to. Out of 1,500 beagles that were rescued from Ridglan Farms, a research lab that doubles as a beagle mill, a total of 50 arrived in the Bay Area in a school bus on Mother’s Day, after making the nearly 2,000 mile trek to start their life as free pups. Video captured the moment volunteers with the Northern California Beagle Rescue took the pups off the bus for their first chance to touch grass and be real dogs outside of concrete and steel cages.