Meet test lab survivor - ‘Otis the handsome hound’

Hi everyone! 

Thank you again for your ongoing support of our petition! ❤️

The world is listening—and people are becoming increasingly outraged by this unjustified abuse of beagles.

Even better, the pressure is being felt where it matters. Marshall BioResources, the largest breeding facility is getting nervous.

Together, our voices are making a difference. Please keep sharing, speaking up, and standing with these innocent animals. 🐾

Today, I would like to introduce you to Otis, a coonhound born into the notorious Marshall BioResources in New York in 2017.

When Otis emerged from the cruel laboratory system, he was found  lying on a cold lab floor with six holes in his skull and significant scarring - evidence of invasive procedures whose exact nature we may never know. 

Not only was he left with significant scarring, he faced a long rehabilitation- not just physically but mentally and emotionally. Otis was finally rescued after spending a year in a testing laboratory. He is now living his best life with Robert Sturman - a world- renowned photographer on the California coast. 

Otis was one of the lucky ones but there are still up to 20,000 beagles that need our support and help in freeing them. 

This is now a worldwide movement, and it’s not slowing down! 🌎🐾

Every day, more people are speaking up and demanding change for beagles who deserve better.

You are making a real difference when you sign and share this petition! Every signature matters. Every share helps spread the message. Every voice adds to the growing pressure for change.

Together, we are showing that the world is watching—and we will not be silent.

On September 12th-24th there will be a march throughout New York, London and Scotland- urging the world to listen and to end animal testing. 

We want to see the notorious Marshall BioResources shut down for good in New York and in the UK! In doing so we will see over 60,000 animals set free from torture, endless pain and unwarranted experiments.   

Join the movement’s: https://www.marchforanimals.org https://savethedogs.io https://savethedogs.uk