Fifty beagles rescued from a Wisconsin research laboratory have arrived in the Bay Area for rehabilitation. The animals were taken to a facility in Colusa County.
A San Francisco activist faces felony charges for allegedly breaking into the lab and stealing the dogs. The activist claims the rescue was an act of compassion.
- 50 beagles rescued from Wisconsin lab arrive in Bay Area - Animals taken to rescue facility in Colusa County near Maxwell - SF activist charged with burglary, theft, and conspiracy - Activist argues rescue was necessary to save dogs from cruel conditions The beagles are now receiving medical care and will be adopted out to homes in Northern California.