On April 19, over 2,000 rescuers will peacefully assemble at Ridglan Farms to #SaveTheDogs.
2,000 innocent beagles are trapped inside Ridglan Farms. A judge found felony cruelty. The government refused to act. So everyday Americans will.
Sign to Support
Add your name to demand action. We're calling on authorities to release all 2,000 dogs, file criminal charges against Ridglan Farms, return the #Ridglan8, and drop all charges against the rescuers.
How You Can Help
Every role matters. Here are the three most impactful things you can do right now.
Join the Rescue
Sign up for nonviolent direct action at Ridglan Farms. Choose your risk level.
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Foster or Adopt
These dogs need homes the moment they're rescued. Foster, adopt, or help transport.
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Donate
Legal defense for rescuers. Transport logistics. Every dollar counts.
Donate →March 15, 2026 — Blue Mounds, Wisconsin
We went in. We got them out.
100+ rescuers converged on Ridglan Farms at dawn and rescued 30 dogs from a facility with 311 documented cruelty violations. Police seized 8 and returned them to the facility. That was just the beginning.
We're mobilizing 2,000 rescuers — one for every dog still trapped inside. The next action will be the largest open rescue in history. And the beagles need you to join us.
The Full Story
For decades, the government covered up the torture of tens of thousands of dogs — and tried to imprison those who blew the whistle. Wayne Hsiung lays out the full story: the conditions inside Ridglan Farms, the DA who ignored 983 emails, and the legal strategy that led to the appointment of a special prosecutor.
Covered Worldwide
35+ outlets. Local news to international headlines.
“Key Research Beagle Breeder Faces Potential Criminal Probe”
The journal Science investigates how a facility with 311 state violations managed to pass federal inspections for decades.
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Jane Goodall: “No Way to Treat Friends”
Every dog deserves
a life outside a cage.
These beagles have never been outside. Never been touched with kindness. Never heard their own name. Help us bring them home.