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2. Rescued dogs experience grass for the very first time - AOL

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   Beagle Freedom Project, a U.S. based non-profit organization, worked with several groups in South Korea to rescue 10 beagles. Five of those pooches were brought to Los Angeles. Five of those ...

3. Harry and Meghan adopt beagle called Mamma Mia - AOL

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   The seven-year-old rescue dog joins fellow beagle Guy and a black Labrador thought to be named Pula at their family home in Montecito, California. ... The Los Angeles Times reported that Mamma Mia ...

4. Rescue Beagle Can't Hold in Her Excited Howls When Reunited ...

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   Tribeagles dog rescue shared this priceless moment with their TikTok audience on December 9, and it's safe to say that Molly and her foster mom are touching hearts across the country. Aww!

5. Beagle Brigade - Wikipedia

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   The APHIS airport inspection program was begun in 1984 at Los Angeles International Airport. [2] In 2004, there were more than 60 Beagle Brigade teams at 21 international airports. [citation needed] The canine members of the Beagle Brigade have either been donated by private owners and breeders, or rescued from animal shelters. The dogs are ...

6. Shannon Keith - Wikipedia

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   Keith grew up in Los Angeles, California, with a house full of animals. Ever since she was a small child, Shannon rescued injured and homeless animals and nursed them back to health or placed them in loving homes. In later life, Keith became an animal rights activist, documentary film maker and animal rights lawyer. Animals are considered ...

7. American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

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   A common example was displayed in the news in October 2008, when ASPCA was in charge of an investigation involving the slaughtering of a beagle that lived in the Bronx. [42] In 2016, ASPCA field deployment teams participated in a large animal cruelty rescue operation, rescuing nearly 700 animals from an unlicensed facility in North Carolina. [41]