BE PART OF HISTORY! WATCH, COMMENT, SHARE! History is unfolding right outside the gates of Marshall BioResources in North Rose, New York. As the historic 14-day March to Abolish Animal Testing reaches its crescendo, a powerful cultural shift is undeniable. Today is day 15 and the markers have declared: “We have arrived!”

For two weeks, relentless advocates have walked across New York State to say a definitive” “NO more animal tests.” Now, this monumental movement converges on the nation’s largest commercial beagle breeder, where an estimated 16,000 to 20,000 dogs are reportedly confined behind closed doors destined to be shipped to laboratories for painful experimentation. The marchers want them ALL OUT!

This is a convergence of leaders from across the animal rights and rescue world demanding the local district attorney remove all the animals from MBR and launch an investigation into cruelty allegations against the facility. The marchers held a loud protest outside the DA’s office yesterday!

Broadcast live by UnchainedTV—with Jane Velez-Mitchell, Lindsey Baker, Hoorik Telle, and Jami Sassone—the energy is electrifying. The stage is set for a formidable roster of changemakers and sanctuary leaders:

-Zoe Rosenberg (founder of Happy Hen Animal Sanctuary and DxE organizer)
-Gabrielle Stubbert (co-founder of Tamerlaine Farm Animal Sanctuary)
-Matt Albert and Eileen Marutiak (representing Against All Oddz Animal Alliance)

Other key voices including emcee Pete Reimann, PETA’s Dr. Alka Chandna, Animal Wellness Action President Wayne Pacelle, Robert Sturman who is a photographer and guardian of OTIS, a Marshall BioResources survivor, Sarah Gamble of Beagle Lovers and Rescuers, “The Bodybuilding Vegan” John Thomas, beagle rescuer and Ridglan defendant Dean Guzman Wyrzykowski, and march co-leads Ella Magers and Gretchen Primack. Rumors are swirling of a potential appearance by New York Congressman Nick Langworthy. We shall see!

Marshall BioResources denies allegations of animal cruelty saying it has passed USDA and independent inspections. The company is invited on any time to comment further.