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We have some incredibly heartbreaking news. One of our beloved beagles rescued from Ridglan Farms has passed away. 🐶💔 Shortly after arriving at her foster home, Fig began experiencing severe neurological episodes. She was rushed into urgent care, where vets suspected a brain mass. Despite extensive treatment, her condition continued to decline. With no response to medical intervention, the heartbreaking decision was made to let her go peacefully with her foster family by her side. The vet believed this was a pre-existing condition that had likely gone untreated for some time. It’s impossible to know exactly how long Fig had been suffering, but one thing is painfully clear: if she had been freed sooner, she may have had the chance to receive the medical care she desperately needed. Instead, after nearly a decade of exploitation, her freedom came only in the final weeks of her life. Fig spent years at Ridglan being used solely for breeding. Confined to a small cage, she was forced to have litters of puppies sold into animal testing. She was treated like a piece of equipment instead of the loving, gentle dog she always was. The greatest tragedy is that Fig was robbed of the chance to truly live. She should’ve had years to run through grass, nap in the sun, play with other dogs, and know what it meant to be cherished. Instead, she experienced freedom for only a few weeks. This is what her foster family shared about their time with sweet Fig: “Fig was such a special girl. Despite everything she’d been through, she was still so curious and full of joy. Her absolute favorite place to be was in the backyard (after 7 years in captivity, who could blame her?). She loved to zoomie with her foster sisters—running through the garden, chasing the birds as they flew overhead, and trying to catch the fireflies that lit the night sky. We can’t imagine all the pain and suffering she went through at Ridglan that led to this outcome, and she deserved so much more. But while her freedom was cut far too short, we can hold onto knowing we made the last few weeks of her life full of nothing but unconditional love.” 🐶🪽🌈 We’ll always remember and love you, Fig. ❤️‍🩹🐾 #ridglanfarms #beaglerescue #stopanimaltesting #beaglefreedomproject #untileverycageisempty
We have some incredibly heartbreaking news. One of our beloved beagles rescued from Ridglan Farms has passed away. 🐶💔 Shortly after arriving at her foster home, Fig began experiencing severe neurological episodes. She was rushed into urgent care, where vets suspected a brain mass. Despite extensive treatment, her condition continued to decline. With no response to medical intervention, the heartbreaking decision was made to let her go peacefully with her foster family by her side. The vet believed this was a pre-existing condition that had likely gone untreated for some time. It’s impossible to know exactly how long Fig had been suffering, but one thing is painfully clear: if she had been freed sooner, she may have had the chance to receive the medical care she desperately needed. Instead, after nearly a decade of exploitation, her freedom came only in the final weeks of her life. Fig spent years at Ridglan being used solely for breeding. Confined to a small cage, she was forced to have litters of puppies sold into animal testing. She was treated like a piece of equipment instead of the loving, gentle dog she always was. The greatest tragedy is that Fig was robbed of the chance to truly live. She should’ve had years to run through grass, nap in the sun, play with other dogs, and know what it meant to be cherished. Instead, she experienced freedom for only a few weeks. This is what her foster family shared about their time with sweet Fig: “Fig was such a special girl. Despite everything she’d been through, she was still so curious and full of joy. Her absolute favorite place to be was in the backyard (after 7 years in captivity, who could blame her?). She loved to zoomie with her foster sisters—running through the garden, chasing the birds as they flew overhead, and trying to catch the fireflies that lit the night sky. We can’t imagine all the pain and suffering she went through at Ridglan that led to this outcome, and she deserved so much more. But while her freedom was cut far too short, we can hold onto knowing we made the last few weeks of her life full of nothing but unconditional love.” 🐶🪽🌈 We’ll always remember and love you, Fig. ❤️‍🩹🐾 #ridglanfarms #beaglerescue #stopanimaltesting #beaglefreedomproject #untileverycageisempty

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