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Mission: Friends and Family – October 2026

Former Research Dogs brought to freedom in the Dreams Come True Rescue

Event Date: October 19-26, 2026

When We Find Common Ground

This is what collaboration looks like.

Today is a pretty special day.

Kindness Ranch has entered into an agreement with Marshall BioResources to receive beagles, creating an opportunity for former research animals to begin a new chapter.

We are celebrating this news with enormous gratitude because it represents something bigger than any one organization.

Finding common ground. Working together. Putting the animals first.

We don’t have to share every belief with the people we work alongside. But we can share a common goal.

And this October, alongside our friends at Kindness Ranch, The Beagle Alliance will be there, helping former research beagles make their journey from LAB to LOVE and home to Canada.

If you’re interested in fostering or adopting, we encourage you to apply. If you’ve already applied, email adopt@thebeaglealliance.org and remind us your application is on file.

And if you simply want to help, please consider a donation toward this mission. Every gift helps create a soft landing for a dog who has spent their life in service to science.

Today, we’re celebrating Kindness Ranch, John Ramer and his team, Marshall BioResources, and most importantly, the animals who will have a chance at something new.

Mission: Friends & Family.

Making Friends. Creating Families.

Because sometimes change begins when we find the place where we can agree, and choose to work together from there.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

FOSTER (AND FOSTER TO ADOPT)

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We have a $15000 matching gift for year 2026 and we need your contribution.

Thank you.

Contact your MP

Please consider speaking with your MP about animal free science. These innovative methods have already proven to be more effective for humans, less expensive - and of course would save the lives of so many animals.