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08/15/2026

This is the kind of news that deserves a happy dance. ❤️🐾

Every single beagle at Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin is now FREE.

For years, the facility bred beagles for biomedical research.

After years of advocacy, legal work and rescue efforts, the facility has shut down and the final dogs have been moved out.

Georgia-based Bosley’s Place was part of that rescue effort.

The founder, Jennifer, is INCREDIBLE.

She first traveled to Wisconsin in April hoping to bring beagles home.

She came back without any.

So she went back.

In May, Bosley’s Place brought home 20 beagles.

I was lucky enough to meet two of them!

Then in June, the rescue was invited back as one of the trusted rescue partners and brought home six more.

That’s 26 beagles who are now safe.

And yesterday, the very last beagle left Ridglan Farms.

There’s still work to do. Those 26 dogs need forever families, and other dogs in commercial breeding facilities are still waiting for their chance.

But for the beagles of Ridglan, this chapter has a very happy ending.

They’re free. ❤️🐾

08/15/2026

*** UPDATE: CHERRY HAS BEEN ADOPTED BUT CHIPPY IS STILL AVAILABLE***

Atlanta, GA

Chippy (male) and Cherry (female) are 7 month old Afghan Hound siblings. Cherry weighs 35 lbs and Chippy is 40 lbs.

Both puppies are quite similar in that they are sweethearts, but they are not quite the type to spend all day curled up in your lap. Instead, they prefer to be your companion from nearby, happily hanging out in the same room and keeping tabs on what you’re up to.

Both love playing with toys, romping around with other dogs, and are always ready for their next adventures.

Chippy is still working on leash walking, so he does REQUIRE a fenced in yard. He is extremely silly and will always keep you laughing. He loves to play in water too.

Cherry also enjoys water and has been working on leash walking.

Both have been doing well with crate-training and house-training in their foster homes.

Sighthound experience preferred. If no experience, please ensure you have researched this particular breed. We do not operate on a first come, first serve basis and will select a home based on what we deem is the best match for them.

In preparation for the questions we may receive:
Yes, we are familiar with Afghan Hounds, and our primary veterinarian owns a Saluki and an Afghan Hound mix. Both have been tested for the DEPOHGEN mutation out of an abundance of caution and do not have it (though it’s not commonly seen in Afghans). No, there is not a breeder looking for them to be returned.

We will not place them together. To adopt one of them, please apply on www.orphanannierescue.org

08/15/2026

Kalea has had exactly zero applications 😢 and she’s such a great puppy!! We need your help sharing her so she can find her family!

She’s so smart and loves to learn! She lovvvvvvvves her people! Loves toys! Has so much fun with her foster siblings! She does great with potty training when kept on a schedule and hasn’t had an accident in her crate in weeks. She’ll fit in perfectly somewhere 🥰 We just have to find those people!

Applications can be found at www.ReleashAtlanta.com

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