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Dogs released Fri. 1st of hundreds

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Ridglan Farms beagles: Dogs released Friday the first of hundreds
The first van loads of beagles left Wisconsin's Ridglan Farms on Friday.

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Fate of 1500 dogs announced after activists' failed beagle farm raid
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Photos: Beagles play outside after being moved from Ridglan Farms
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Ridglan Farms beagles starting to be released
The first van loads of beagles have left Ridglan Farms.

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2 animal-welfare groups buy 1,500 beagles from embattled Ridglan Farms
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Animal rescue groups reach agreement to acquire 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms
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1,500 Ridglan beagles purchased by animal welfare groups as activist faces criminal charges
“This is a moment to celebrate that 1,500 dogs will soon know only the kindness of the most caring people and will be treated for the rest of their lives like little kings and queens,” said Wayne Pace...

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FOX6 Investigators have exclusive interview with Lauree Simmons
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Press conference: Rescue groups to share details on agreement with Ridglan Farms
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