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50 former research beagles will go from LAB to LOVE in 2025 – with your help!
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NOTICE: 2024 CRA Donation Receipts were issued February 13, 2025 and delivered by EMAIL. CONTACT US if you have questions.
Lori Cohen accepted the Community Impact Award for The Beagle Alliance at the 8th Annual Winnipeg Nightlife & Lifestyle Awards, presented by Absolut!
WestJet Cargo ensures rescued beagles make a safe and comfortable transition from “Lab to Love” as well as help raise awareness for The Beagle Alliance’s mission.
Animal testing damaged Snoop’s vocal cords. Snoop the Snooperstar is now living his best life. See him on TikTok @swoledemort and The Dodo
Vote “TBA” at WNLA.CA every day til March 3rd at this year’s 8th Annual Winnipeg Nightlife & Lifestyle Awards, presented by Absolut!
Chelsey Marino, Command Canine Founder – Rehabilitating Fearful & Traumatized Dogs: Understanding, Training, and Transforming
This is what LOVE looks like! Of course all of you are heroes in our hearts, but as promised, the CONTEST winners are…
Valentine’s Love Letter Contest is on NOW til midnight February 14, 2025 CT!
In conversation with Dr. Charu Chandrasekera regarding the state of animals in science in Canada, the journey of the Canadian Centre for Alternatives to Animal Methods (CCAAM), and what lies ahead.
The Beagle Alliance’s Annual General Meeting held December 30, 2024
The Beagle Alliance’s Journey Through 2024: A Year of Love, Advocacy, and Rescue
The Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) Animal Data Report 2023 is here.
Will there be funding cuts to animal research in the U.S.? What’s in store for Canada?
Thank you to everyone who came out to visit Santa with their furry friend. It was so much fun and very festive.
November Town Hall with Donna Middleton of Head to Tail Canine Nutrition to explain how stress, toxins and diet can affect the gut-brain connection in our dogs.
Our mission: to secure the release of 50 former research beagles from animal testing facilities in the U.S. and bring them back home to Canada in 2025.
by Jessica Scott-Reid, Contributor Toronto Star Jessica Scott-Reid is a freelance journalist and independent animal advocate. She is also a regular contributor to Sentient.
Deadline Nov 13 – We strongly encourage our supporters to have their voice heard and ask that you send your thoughts on the plan to accelerate the regulatory acceptance of animal-free methods in toxicity testing and allocate funding to animal free science.
The Beagle Alliance welcomed Shane Stanis of Mighty Mutts. He’s our “go-to” consultant when our foster/adopters need guidance for these special needs dogs.
From Lab to Liberation: Stories and Strategies for Ending Animal Research
The Beagle Alliance welcomed animal advocate, Brittnei Schaeffler to our July Town Hall.
Understanding the fundamental difference in animal and human physiology and that using animals no longer represents cutting edge neurological disease research.
Most will agree that animal testing will not end overnight, but also agree that AI is a promising avenue for sifting through data, determining chemical toxicity, and even creating new drugs.
The Beagle Alliance welcomed long time Canadian journalist and animal advocate, Jessica Scott-Reid to our June Town Hall.
The Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) is the regulatory body in Canada overseeing the care of animals in research.
On May 29, 2024 – fosters, adopters and many of those involved in the “Dogs Know No Borders Lab to Love Rescue Tour” got together on this Town Hall with special guest Denise Mange: Trainer, Author & Pet Intuitive.
A big step forward for the Atlantic Veterinary College who are now working towards using methods that do not require animals.
Sarien Slabbert, Co-founder and Executive Director of “People Ensuring Animal Care Exists” (P.E.A.C.E.) joined The Beagle Alliance Town Hall to tell us about their farm animal sanctuary.
Town Hall: Animal advocates, Nicole Sapalovski, The Animal Alliance of Canada and Rhea Akler involved with the End the Dog Sledding campaign to since 2018.
Aileen Jun is a high school student in Waterloo, Ontario and she is a passionate advocate for animals.
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PHOTO CREDIT: Artem Beliaikin