Florida rescue leads effort to give 1,500 lab beagles a second chance
- May 2
- 1 min read
After spending their lives bred for laboratory research, 1,500 beagles are getting a second chance, with a Florida-based rescue stepping in to lead one of the largest dog relocations in U.S. history.
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