What happens when saving dogs becomes a crime?
In this interview, I speak with Dean Guzman and Misha Lunski, two animal rights advocates who helped rescue 22 beagles from Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin facility that bred dogs for animal testing.
The dogs are now free, and Ridglan Farms has announced it is closing permanently. But Dean and Misha are still facing felony charges that could send them to prison for up to 31 years.
We talk about what they saw inside the facility, why beagles are used in animal testing, the legal battle they are now facing, and why they believe the fight to end dog testing in the United States is far from over.
Substack article: Facing 31 Years in Prison for Saving Dogs TW: Topics discussed include animal cruelty and mistreatment.
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Selected sound bites in this piece are excerpts from Dean’s interview with journalist Kjersti Flaa, see his full interview here. -------------------------------------------------------------
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