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Day one of the "Stand For The Beagles" vigil outside Marshall BioResources in North Rose, New York, was a success!

Supporters gathered peacefully throughout the day to be a voice for the animals still inside. NBC 13 WNYT also visited the vigil and interviewed Adam Durand, who was representing vigil host Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. (BLR).

Marshall BioResources made a major PR blunder in its response to NBC 13 by stating

"protesters' "energies could be better applied toward the ongoing search for equivalent replacement methods and technologies."

The problem is that many of the people standing outside their facility are already advocating for modern alternatives and a future where animals are no longer needed for testing. In fact, that's one of the main reasons they're there.

To many people, the response comes across as tone deaf and disconnected from the very concerns protesters have been raising for years.

Today through Saturday, more people from across the country will continue arriving to stand peacefully for the dogs still inside.

STAND FOR THE BEAGLES VIGIL
May 29–30, 2026 | 9am–5pm EST
5800 Lake Bluff Road
North Rose, NY 14516

Event details link in the first comment below.

This vigil is hosted by Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. (BLR), a nonprofit founded by people who opened their homes to former research beagles and refused to stay silent after learning the truth.

The beagles inside Marshall BioResources cannot speak for themselves.

But WE can

[Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. @BeagleRescuers]

📣 FIRST DAY OF VIGIL — STAND FOR BEAGLES

Lily, a former research lab beagle survivor, became one of the first to arrive across the road from Marshall BioResources’ this morning in North Rose, New York.

As cars passed and trucks entered the facility behind her, Lily stood quietly taking in the smells around her. For many watching, it felt like she could smell the sadness carried by a place where approximately 26,000 beagles remain trapped behind closed doors.

Today through Saturday, more people from across the country will continue arriving to stand peacefully for the dogs still inside.

📍 STAND FOR THE BEAGLES VIGIL
May 28–30, 2026 9am–5pm EST
5800 Lake Bluff Road North Rose, NY 14516
Event details link in the first comment below.

The momentum from Ridglan Farms showed the world that people are paying attention. Conversations are growing louder, awareness is spreading, and now it is time to keep that momentum moving forward.

These dogs are born into cages.
They never chose this life.
They need people willing to stand up and be their voice.

This vigil is hosted by Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. (BLR), a nonprofit founded by people who opened their homes to former research beagles and refused to stay silent after learning the truth.

🐶 The beagles inside Marshall BioResources cannot speak for themselves.

But WE can.

[Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. @BeagleRescuers]

Beagle Family, please share❤️this alert for those interested in adopting one of the 1,500 beagles purchased from Ridglan Farms by the Center for a Humane Economy and Big Dog Ranch Rescue once they become available.

Bookmark and regularly check the rescue websites listed below for the latest updates on availability and adoption opportunities.

The rescues listed below have confirmed they will be receiving beagles over the coming weeks.

Adopting will require travel to these rescue locations.

DANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY (Madison, Wi)
https://t.co/Savnnw23IZ

WISCONSIN PUPPY MILL PROJECT (Sheboygan, Wi)
https://t.co/IvIwyPvRw9

FETCH FOSTER AND RESCUE (Wausau, Wisconsin)
https://t.co/PDGbQWLZih

CHEQUAMEGON HUMANE (Ashland, Wisconsin)
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BIG DOG RANCH RESCUE (Alabama & Florida)
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BEAGLE FREEDOM PROJECT (California)
https://t.co/Mn2gC0Imdx

HUMANE FORT WAYNE (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
https://t.co/e8nsnE8XUv

BeFreegle Foundation (Wappingers Falls, New York)
https://t.co/I4Agseianv

Against All Oddz Animal Alliance (Rochester, NY)
https://t.co/PiYQtzxNW5

Other rescues have not yet been publicly announced as of 5/1/2026.

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[Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. @BeagleRescuers]

This could be perceived as Ridglan Farms is facing more challenges in its survival, as a longtime client appears to have sourced beagles from Marshall BioResources instead.

What you are seeing is page 12 of 14 from a New York State Certificate of Veterinary Inspection documenting the transfer of 39 beagle puppies, just 4 to 5 months old, shipped from Marshall BioResources in North Rose, New York to Labcorp Early Development Laboratories in Madison, Wisconsin.

On paper, it is a routine transfer. Inspected on December 23, 2025 and approved days later, with research listed as the purpose. But behind those clinical words are puppies whose lives are just beginning, loaded into a climate controlled truck and sent into a system many will never leave. This same destination facility has, in the past, received beagles from Ridglan Farms, reflecting a shift in sourcing within a network that continues to supply laboratory testing.

Page after page lists them not by names, but by numbers. Each one reduced to an ID, a line item, a record of compliance. Their ages, markings, and vaccinations are carefully documented. Rabies shots recorded down to lot numbers and expiration dates. Every box checked. The paperwork confirms they were healthy enough to ship, but says nothing about what comes next. It is a sterile record of a deeply emotional reality. Dozens of young beagles moving through a system where their individuality disappears and their futures are decided long before they ever touch grass.

Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. shared this to reveal transfers like this that are typically hidden from public view. FOIA, the Freedom of Information Act, is essential for transparency, allowing access to inspection reports, photographs, import and export records, animal population data, and information about the companies involved.

Your donations make this work possible.

Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. relies on your support to cover the cost of FOIA requests that uncover the truth about facilities like Ridglan Farms and Marshall BioResources and help push for accountability and freedom for these beagles.

You will find donation link in our X profile. Thank you for your support!❤️

[Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. @BeagleRescuers]

Dear X Family, PLEASE SHARE for the beagles still trapped inside Ridglan Farms!❤️

In this clip from the Ridglan Farms open rescue on March 15, 2026, a sheriff’s deputy appears to gesture toward her firearm while confronting rescuers carrying a beagle. What follows is even more disturbing.

This terrified puppy was dragged from the back of a rescue van by police and returned to Ridglan Farms, despite a judicial order indicating this beagle was a victim of criminal abuse. At any moment, they could face further suffering in an experiment or surgical procedure.

These actions raise serious legal and ethical concerns. Even if authorities considered this beagle “property” in a theft case, law enforcement is required to preserve potential evidence of a crime. Returning this beagle to the very place where abuse is alleged to have occurred raises urgent questions that demand accountability.

As difficult as it is to watch this moment, there is another side to the story. While attention was focused here, other rescuers were able to leave the property with beagles who made it to safety.

This unnamed beagle’s moment became a turning point. In a very real way, their apprehension created a critical distraction, allowing other vans carrying beagles to reach freedom.

We need public pressure now.

Contact the Dane County District Attorney and Sheriff and urge them to return this beagle and the other seven who were apprehended to rescuers or an appropriate rescue organization.

You can say:

“Dogs facing criminal abuse at Ridglan Farms were illegally seized by police from rescuers and returned to their abusers. Do the right thing and rescue the dogs!”

Dane County District Attorney
Ismael Ozanne
[phone]
[email protected]
[email protected]

Dane County Sheriff
Kalvin Barrett
[phone] (Press 8 for complaints)
[email protected]

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23 beagles from the Ridglan Farms open rescue are safe and under veterinary care.

As of now, formal charges and court proceedings related to Wayne Hsiung’s open rescue have not been announced.

After his release, Wayne Hsiung told supporters that the effort to rescue beagles is ongoing, noting that eight dogs still need to be recovered and thousands more remain in need. He described the recent rescue as just the beginning. Hsiung pointed to future campaigns, including targeting larger facilities such as Marshall BioResources in New York.

Here is Wayne Hsiung’s statement after his release from jail:

“Remember we have 8 beagles we need to get back, and 2000 more in next weeks we need to get free. This battle has just begun. This court case will give us opportunity to amplify our story. We need all of you to be part of it. I’m so honored that you’re all working with us to free those 22… 22? (crowd responds with “23”) It keeps going up and down. It’s amazing. (crowd laughs) 23 beagles, but there’s thousands more that need our help. If we win this fight, there’s even bigger projects we can work on together, including MBR in New York, which has 23,000 beagles.”

Marshall BioResources (MBR) in New York is a large commercial animal breeding company that supplies beagles, as well as cats and pigs to laboratories for biomedical research, pharmaceutical testing, and toxicology studies. The last documented count of beagles inside MBR by USDA was just over 26,000.

Its main U.S. facility is located in North Rose, New York, and it is one of the largest Class A licensed breeders under the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). MBR breeds dogs specifically for use in research settings, where they may be used in studies ranging from drug development to safety testing.

Over the past three years our nonprofit, Beagle Lovers and Rescuers Inc has been actively involved in raising awareness about Marshall BioResources (MBR), one of the largest breeders of beagles for laboratory testing. The nonprofit has supported national and international advocacy efforts through public education campaigns, social media outreach, and collaboration with other animal welfare organizations. Their work has included amplifying investigative findings, promoting protests and demonstrations, and encouraging public pressure on policymakers and institutions connected to MBR. Through these efforts, the group has helped bring increased visibility to the scale of beagle breeding for research and the broader movement to end animal testing.

[Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. @BeagleRescuers]

22 beagles from Ridglan Farms are safe and receiving care. Eight were recovered by the Dane County Sheriff’s Department, and reports suggest they may have been returned to Ridglan Farms, though this has not been officially confirmed.

Here is a summary of what happened and what may transpire next.

Ridglan Farms has operated since the 1960s and has long been one of the largest commercial breeders of beagles used in biomedical research in the United States. For years, the facility has faced protests, regulatory scrutiny, and ongoing criticism from animal advocacy groups opposed to the breeding of dogs for laboratory experimentation.

On Sunday, March 15, at approximately 8:30 a.m. CST, Wayne Hsiung of The Simple Heart and co-founder of Direct Action Everywhere led volunteers in a nonviolent open rescue of beagles from inside Ridglan Farms.

Before entering the property, the rescuers notified the Dane County Sheriff’s Office that the open rescue was about to take place. This was done to ensure full transparency, to avoid any perception of concealment, and to make clear that their actions were motivated by concern for the animals rather than criminal intent.

According to authorities, some individuals entered secured areas of the facility and began removing dogs. Law enforcement responded shortly after, and approximately 20 people were taken into custody at the scene. Those arrested included Wayne Hsiung, 44, of New York; Aditya V. Aswani, 29, of Brooklyn, New York; and Dean F. Wyrzykowski, 29, of San Francisco, California. Aswani was booked into the Dane County Jail on a tentative burglary charge, while Hsiung and Wyrzykowski were booked on tentative criminal trespass charges.

Officials noted that those detained were cooperative during the arrests.

In a public statement, Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett acknowledged the strong emotions surrounding the treatment of beagles at the facility while emphasizing the department’s responsibility to enforce the law. He stated that while peaceful protest is respected, law enforcement must respond when unlawful activity occurs. Barrett also encouraged those concerned about animal welfare to pursue lawful and constructive channels for advocacy, adding that the Sheriff’s Office remains focused on public safety and ensuring all parties can exercise their rights within legal boundaries.

Release of Arrested Activists After Ridglan Farms Rescue

On March 17, 2026, individuals arrested during the March 15 open rescue were released from the Dane County Jail following processing and an initial review of charges. Approximately 20 activists had been taken into custody, facing tentative charges including criminal trespass and, in at least one case, burglary. As is typical in nonviolent protest-related cases, those detained were released pending further legal proceedings, often under conditions such as signature bonds and agreements to appear in court at a later date.

Supporters gathered outside the jail as activists were released, greeting them with visible emotion, solidarity, and growing media attention. Following his release, Wayne Hsiung stated that he plans to return to Ridglan Farms to rescue the remaining beagles still inside.

Prosecutors are expected to review the evidence before determining whether to file formal charges. Advocates view this moment as both a continuation of their efforts and a renewed opportunity to bring public attention to the treatment of beagles at Ridglan Farms.

What Lies Ahead for Ridglan Farms After Its License Ends in 2026?

Ridglan Farms will lose its Wisconsin Dog Breeder License, issued by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), on July 1, 2026. This license is required for facilities that commercially breed and sell dogs, including supplying beagles to laboratories and research institutions.

Once the license is revoked, Ridglan Farms will no longer be legally permitted to breed or sell beagles in Wisconsin. However, the loss of this license does not require the facility to shut down entirely, nor does it prohibit the continued housing or use of animals for research under other regulatory frameworks, including federal oversight.

As a result, the facility is expected to continue operating, potentially shifting its focus away from breeding and sales toward in-house or contract research involving beagles.

[Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. @BeagleRescuers]

Dear X Family, PLEASE SHARE

This is video footage taken this morning 3/15/26 of a nonviolent open rescue of beagles inside Ridglan Farms in Blue Mounds, WI 53517.

This video was created by Direct Action Everywhere
Please follow and support @DxEverywhere and @waynehhsiung for their bravery.

Ridglan Farms is a commercial breeding facility founded in the 1960s that raises beagles specifically for laboratory research, supplying dogs to universities, pharmaceutical companies, and contract research organizations for biomedical and toxicology testing. The facility has faced ongoing controversy and regulatory scrutiny over the years, including inspection reports from the United States Department of Agriculture documenting animal welfare violations, concerns about veterinary care, and poor conditions in some kennel areas. Animal advocates and investigators have also alleged evidence of painful procedures and surgeries performed without adequate anesthesia, along with overcrowded or unsanitary cage conditions, which fueled public outrage and calls for accountability. Because beagles bred for research often spend their lives confined in kennel environments and are ultimately used in experiments, some activists have carried out actions known as “open rescues,” publicly removing animals they believe are suffering in order to document conditions, bring attention to the treatment of laboratory animals, and place the dogs into veterinary care and sanctuary while advocating for alternatives to animal testing.

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I’m just a number.

And soon, I’ll be nothing at all.

I don’t know the world outside these walls. It’s all I’ve ever known. I do remember my mother. She was warm. She smelled safe. They took her away before I had time to understand what love was.

I’ve heard whispers about grass. About wind. About running. In my dreams, I feel it, my ears flying and the sun on my back. But I always wake up to the same cold cage.

Some leave and never come back the same. I hear the word “lab.” I don’t know what it means. I only know there are no toys here. No soft beds. No gentle hands. Just waiting.

I don’t know what I did wrong. I just want to feel the sun. I just want to belong to someone.

But here, I’m only a number.

Beagles like me are still being bred and sold exclusively to testing labs, even though science has advanced beyond this. More reliable and cruelty free methods already exist, including organ on chip technology and lab grown organoids that better replicate human biology. So why has the industry not fully transitioned? There is limited pressure on large pharmaceutical and consumer chemical companies to require modernization from the testing facilities they rely on.

The most notable policy shift so far has come through the FDA Modernization Act 3.0, which will stop requiring animal testing by 2036, but it does not ban it. That means laboratories may still legally continue using animals after 2036 if they choose. In many cases, long established systems and regulatory habits make it easier to continue doing tests the same way they have been done for decades rather than investing in and validating newer methods.

Until meaningful change is demanded, cages like mine remain full.

Our nonprofit, Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc. (BLR), has focused much of its advocacy on Marshall BioResources in New York, the largest of the three major beagle breeding facilities supplying laboratories. The facility is heavily secured and largely hidden from public view. BLR has engaged in peaceful on-site advocacy, supported whistleblower efforts, conducted investigations, filed FOIA requests, and met with legislators to advocate for greater transparency and the modernization of testing practices. As a small nonprofit, BLR relies entirely on donations to sustain its investigative work, transparency initiatives, and advocacy efforts aimed at protecting beagles and promoting humane, science-based alternatives.

If you would like to support our mission, you'll find donation link in my X profile. Thank you! ❤️

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Dear X Family — I am in shock. This was recorded 16 hours ago. PLEASE SHARE.

Rochester, NY and surrounding communities — we need you this Thursday at 6 PM to speak up for the dogs at Verona Street.

On February 9, 2026, a dog froze to death outside at this same residence. A 267-page lawsuit was filed on February 9, 2026, against the City of Rochester Police Department (RPD), alleging that they have failed to enforce animal cruelty laws, effectively allowing abusers to keep dogs in dangerous conditions. Animal advocates claim that for years, police have neglected to properly investigate reports of neglected or abused animals, sometimes leaving them with owners despite evidence of abuse, such as dogs being kept outside in sub-zero temperatures.

Join everyone at City Hall and demand real oversight, real transparency, and real change.

📍 30 Church St – Rochester City Hall
🕕 6 PM
📞 Call 585-428-7538 to register to speak

If you believe animals deserve protection, not neglect — show up.

We're asking these NY stations to cover this event @NY1

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Beagle Lovers And Rescuers has contacted Wayne County Animal Control and the Sheriff’s Office to request an animal welfare check inside Marshall BioResources in light of the extreme cold and dangerous weather conditions.