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UPDATE: The Beagle Bill ���
Many of you have asked where SB 381, the “Beagle Bill,” currently stands.
After receiving a unanimous 50–0 bipartisan vote in the Pennsylvania Senate, the bill moved to the House, where it is now before the House Judiciary Committee.
Senator Carolyn Comitta and I worked across party lines on this legislation to protect dogs and cats from cruel and unnecessary laboratory testing and give surviving animals a chance to find loving homes.
We’ve done our work in the Senate. Now it’s time for the House to move the Beagle Bill forward. I’ll keep you updated as we continue working to get this important legislation across the finish line.
An empty bus pulled into Ridgland Farms in Wisconsin last week and emerged with more than 150 rescued beagles – who had never felt grass or fresh air in their lives. More than 2,000 beagles had been already rescued from the farm, a controversial biomedical research and breeding facility.
CBS News' @adamyamaguchi got to be there as the remaining dogs – many of them puppies – had their first taste of freedom. Many of the dogs were paralyzed with fear as they finally exited the cages they had been trapped in and entered the unknown world of caring human beings and safety.
After protesters tried to break into the facility to rescue the dogs earlier this year, the facility decided to shut down its breeding operations. The remaining beagles were taken to Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Florida, where they will be put up for adoption.
ontem fui a um casamento e na parte de trás do bolo, virada pra entrada do salão, mas de costas pra festa em si, tinham essas duas figuras das cachorrinhas do casal fazendo mó bagunça na cobertura
morri de amores 🥺🤏
Staff Sgt. Michael Swinton's family, including his wife, gathered in grief Monday as they received his flag-draped casket at Fayetteville Regional Airport.
The 30-year-old Fort Bragg soldier was killed on July 19 while disposing of a downed Iranian drone in Iraq, and was honored with a water cannon salute before a procession to Hope Mills.
Swinton will be laid to rest following a funeral Saturday at Southview Baptist Church in North Carolina.
I don’t want a coffee that
“notes hints of cherry and cocoa.”
I want a coffee that walks into my
brain, flips a table over, and says,
“Get up. We have shit to do!”