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We Pulled Off an “Impossible” Rescue. Here’s How We’ll Do It Again.
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They said it was impossible to save him.
We Pulled Off an “Impossible” Rescue. Here’s How We’ll Do It Again. Wayne Hsiung Apr 10, 2026 195 42 26 Share They said it was impossible to save him. For nearly half a century, thousands of beagles just like him had been poisoned, mutilated, or simply killed and burned in huge pyres at places like Ridglan Farms. Yet public outcry over the abuses seemed incapable of creating change. The enormity of the industry’s abuses was matched by the enormity of its power. It had not just billions of dollars in revenue but the backing of the US government, which launched us into the nuclear age partly by
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