Rescued Lab Beagles step out of their cages for the first time

Forty beagles that were being used for lab testing in Spain found out what grass and outdoors were like for the first time.

All the male beagles, which are between 4 and 7 years old, have lived in cages their entire lives, according to Gary Smith of the Beagle Freedom Project.

The Beagle Freedom Project has a longer version:

Beagles are often used in lab testing of products, including cosmetics, because of their ‘docile and trusting’ personalities.

Mr Smith added: ‘Beagles are incredibly sweet, docile, companion animals.
‘The downfall is, the same reason the beagle is a perfect companion animal, is the same reason they’re used for testing.’

For more information on the rescue operations or adopting one of the beagles, go to ARME’s website.

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