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Six Innocent Lives Saved from Testing Laboratory
On May 10, 2023 The Beagle Alliance partnered with BARCs Rescue to save 6 male beagles. Each one of these beagles has been used as a test subject in experimentation their entire lives. They will have families. They will be loved for the rest of their lives. They are afraid and don’t yet know that they are safe.
Kim Paschen, Leaping Bunny – Cruelty Free Shopping
Kim Paschen, Manager of Leaping Bunny, a well-established cruelty-free certification program for personal care and household products that guarantees products to be free of animal testing at all stages of product development.
Christmas Miracle December 2022 – Update!
UPDATE: All 12 pups have found their forever homes! These beautiful souls have spent their entire lives suffering in a laboratory and now they are safe.
Ellie Hansen – Stronger Together: Role of Public Protest to End Dog Research
Ellie Hansen shared specific protests which have brought about change for dogs used in vivisection, from early history to present day, and how we can use these examples to inspire us to work together to be a voice for dogs in research.
2022 – A Year in Review
In 2022 we became an alliance, building a community in Canada and in the U.S. Because Dogs Know No Borders, and WE are their voice.
Immense Gratitude for the Eric S. Margolis Foundation Support
Thank you to the Eric S. Margolis Foundation for their initial donation of $500,000 and for their continued support of $50,000 allowing us to operate the only charity in Canada dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of animals in testing facilities and other situations of extreme cruelty, bringing them safety, love and freedom.
John Ramer – Kindness Ranch Animal Sanctuary
Since taking over as Director of Kindness Ranch Animal Sanctuary in 2019 John Ramer has coordinated the release of nearly a thousand animals from research.
Intro to Animal Communication
Liz Murdoch helps teach people how to address their dog’s needs and behaviours. This is perfect for foster and adopter applicants, those with dogs in their lives as companions or as clients…
From Lab Worker to Activist
What is the effect of animal testing on lab workers? A conversation about mental health, raising awareness and advocacy with Maddie Krasno, former primate lab worker turned activist.
Beagles & Buns
Mallory Cormier, founder of Save The Buns, Inc. talks about why these loving creatures are chosen to be the testing ground for so many facilities in North America.
Women Making a Difference for Animals in Canada
Executive Director of Animal Justice and an experienced animal rights lawyer Camille Labchuk has agreed to speak about what personally drives her and how she arrived on this path.
Andrew Fenton, Animal Ethics Expert
Andrew Fenton, Dalhousie Univ and Expert in Animal Ethics gives us a better understanding of the current and possible future for animal testing survivors in Canada, so that together as a community we can create a roadmap for change.
PHOTO CREDIT: Artem Beliaikin