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50 former research beagles will go from LAB to LOVE in 2025 – with your help!
CRA tax receipts will be issued in February 2025.
U.S. tax-deductible donations issued by Global Giving.
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.
Join Brenda and Lori Cohen as the Good Trouble in Canada Rescue continues! Discover the rescue journey of six beagles and more.
From Lab to Liberation: Stories and Strategies for Ending Animal Research
The Beagle Alliance is thrilled and so grateful to say that we just received a cheque for $3,937.73 from The Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg.
It was an honour to be in a space with the very dogs who still struggle with trust, but do their best to receive the love and peace we have to give.
Join The Beagle Alliance on a heartfelt adventure as the team rescues 10 former research beagles. Learn about the “Good Trouble” in Canada, and how you can help! Watch, share, and support!
The Beagle Alliance welcomed animal advocate, Brittnei Schaeffler to our July Town Hall.
Two years ago today, we started The Beagle Alliance because of the lack of protection for animals in research in Canada and we all needed to come together to make a difference for these survivors.
Understanding the fundamental difference in animal and human physiology and that using animals no longer represents cutting edge neurological disease research.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 Beagle Alliance First Annual Beagle Benefit in support of our LOVE FOR ANIMALS and BEAGLES IN RESEARCH!
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.
LAB To LOVE Tour – 10 former research dogs – many borders – amazing fosters and supporters!
Panel discussion focused on the processes and obstacles to rehoming former laboratory animals – specifically companion animals (dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs).
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.
Charlie and Lucy have been detained by the lab indefinitely.
Aileen Jun is a high school student in Waterloo, Ontario and she is a passionate advocate for animals.
We are thrilled to be partnered with GlobalGiving allowing our incredible supporters in the U.S. to receive a tax-deductible donation! It also gives us a global platform for our LAB to LOVE mission!
Boris is now being doted on by the incredible veterinary team at University Veterinary Center in Anaheim, CA
Boris spent his first years in a laboratory testing facility before being adopted. Sadly much of his health issues are related to severe neglect.
Linus and Schroeder were rescued from a research laboratory and are now in Southern California. The Beagle Alliance is taking applications from Southern California to British Columbia.
In 2023, lives were saved and the Beagle Alliance became a little bit louder and a little bit bolder.
Town Hall: Rehoming – Companion Animal Release from Experiments
PHOTO CREDIT: Artem Beliaikin