Protesters Demand Ridglan Farms Closure, Beagle Release

0:00It's April 20th. This is Canada News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. Animal rights activists rallied at the Wisconsin State Capitol on Monday, calling on Governor Tony Evers and Attorney General Josh Kall to close down. Richland Farms, a Beagle breeding and research site near Madison. Two days earlier, many of the same protesters clashed with police at the facility during what they called a peaceful rescue effort and some showed up. With bruises they blamed on rubber bullets. At the Capitol, officers handed out forms for locals to contact officials, but no one from Evers or Kall's offices spoke to the crowd, who waived. Photos of the leaders posing with dogs. Richland has run for over 60 years, focusing mostly on veterinary research now, and denies any abuse they agreed last October to drop their state. Breeding license by July 1st to dodge charges. The protesters had broken in back in March, grabbing 30 dogs, leading to 27 arrests, and

1:00while the facility stayed quiet Monday, the push to, free the Beagles shows no signs of slowing.