By Catherine Hill | Volunteer
Right now, over 3,000 beagles never see the light of day.
They are trapped in barren metal cages at Ridglan Farms, a facility that breeds dogs solely to be experimented on.
They never sniff the grass.
Their world is a prison of cold steel, deafening barks, and despair.
Whistleblowers have exposed the horrors inside:
Untrained staff performing painful “cherry eye” procedures — without anesthesia. Cherry eye is a condition where a dog’s tear gland bulges out like a red, swollen mass.
When untrained staff try to "fix" it without anesthesia, they push, jab, or even slice into the raw, sensitive gland with zero painkillers.
Dogs suffering from untreated infections and open wounds, left to rot in agony.
Signs of severe psychological distress, with dogs pacing frantically and barking endlessly, begging for relief.
Despite multiple documented violations, Ridglan Farms continues to operate, churning out puppies to be sold to laboratories. Their suffering is legal. But we can change that.
Demand that Wisconsin authorities shut down Ridglan Farms and prosecute those responsible to the fullest extent of the law.
With your voice, we can hold Ridglan Farms accountable and fight for a future where no animal is subjected to this cruelty.
Thank you for standing with the animals.
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By Alex Pacheco | President, 600 Million Dogs
By Alex Pacheco | President, 600 Million Dogs
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