Urgent Action Needed: 2,000 Beagles at Ridglan Farms Could Be Sold to Labs

 

Donate Now April 9, 2026 Urgent Action Needed: 2,000 Beagles at Ridglan Farms Could Be Sold to Labs Ridglan Farms will no longer be able to breed dogs to sell to laboratories as of July 1. However, in the meantime, the thousands of beagles who remain confined in horrific conditions at the facility are still at risk of being used in painful and deadly laboratory experiments. SPEAK UP FOR THESE BEAGLES Abusing Beagles Since 1966—How Ridglan Is Still Managing to Legally Harm Dogs. LISTEN NOW!   Victory! Etsy Bans Fur After Hearing from PETA Entities and Over 100,000 Supporters When you speak up, companies listen, and lives are saved! Thank you to everyone who took action on this important issue. Will Temu be next in line? TELL TEMU TO FOLLOW SUIT Help Overworked Animals—Your Gift Matched At brick kilns and sugar mills in India, donkeys, bulls, and horses are treated like machines—forced to haul crushing loads under the blazing sun, denied food and water, and beaten when they falter. Your gift today will be matched to help free them from backbreaking labor. DOUBLE MY IMPACT A City in Alabama Has a Contract to Murder Beavers Until at Least 2027 Thousands of dollars spent to drown and crush hundreds of beavers to death every year? Help us stop this deadly plan. 3 WAYS TO HELP THE CITY’S BEAVERS Will You Find Vegan Love in Just 7 Minutes? Join PETA’s Speed Dating Event Today Speed dating is back again—vegan style! Don’t miss your chance to find vegan love during PETA’s ultimate dating event on April 19, designed especially for vegans. READY TO FIND YOUR MATCH? Murder at UMass Chan: School Kills Its Emaciated Dogs Before Inspectors Could Arrive After PETA urged officials to inspect UMass Chan Laboratories following a whistleblower report that dogs at the school were being intentionally starved, experimenters apparently decided to destroy the damning evidence rather than risk being charged with animal welfare violations. WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR DOGS AND OTHERS Viola May Be Trucked to Montana for Circus Shows Next Week Tell venues to only host Jordan World Circus if it stops hauling an ailing, elderly elephant on the road and forcing her to do pointless tricks in front of noisy crowds. TAKE ACTION FOR VIOLA NOW Alo Sells “Mindfulness,” Yoga Apparel, and … Clothing Made from Tormented Animals Every day, cows, sheep, and goats are abused—and even killed—for the leather, wool, and cashmere industries. Comment on retailer Alo’s Instagram today, urging it to stop supporting these cruel industries. LEAVE A COMMENT TODAY Monkey Dealer Sentenced to Prison After Probation Revoked in PETA-Prompted Case What does singer Chris Brown have to do with an illegal primate trafficking case that landed a self-proclaimed “monkey whisperer” in prison? More than you might think. HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED … Urge Officials to Track and Report Contagious Diseases in Washington’s Primate Labs The countdown begins. The Washington State Board of Health has just 60 days to decide whether it will begin tracking transmissible diseases detected in captive monkey populations in laboratories or continue letting contagious diseases go unreported, putting public health at risk. HOW TO HELP MONKEYS AND HUMANS Urgent Alerts April 14 is National Dolphin Day—Take 4 Quick Actions to Help These Remarkable Animals Tick, Tock: Will Johns Hopkins Cruel Owl Experiments Run Out of Time—and Money? As PETA Protests Raising Cane’s This Month—Tell It You Want Vegan Chicken Through Its Website Comment Form 19 Monkeys Dead in 3 Days?! Help Stop This Before Others Are Killed Trending Lifestyle News How to Eat Vegan Using Foods That Are in Season—40 Nutritious Dishes to Try this Month Make Your Home a Haven for Your Dog or Cat With These Fun Items An Expert’s Guide to Ordering Vegan at BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse ☆  ☆  ☆ Did You Know? In some monkeys, the tail isn’t just for balance—it’s a powerful, touch‑sensitive limb that works like an extra hand. It is strong enough to grip branches or hold the animal’s entire body weight, and sensitive enough to even detect texture, thanks to fingerprint‑like ridges at the tip of the tail. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.