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MineralMan

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25. And they're having success with it.

Thu Dec 19, 2013, 02:04 PM

Dec 2013

There's an excellent chance that the law will be enacted in Minnesota. We have a number of state legislators on our side. I hope so.

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We're Fostering a Former Laboratory Beagle - Experimentation Hurts! [View all] MineralMan Dec 2013 OP

A Photo of the Rescue MineralMan Dec 2013 #1

you make me want to cry... CitizenLeft Dec 2013 #18

A word to the wise JustAnotherGen Dec 2013 #21

Leaners with bottomless stomachs. MineralMan Dec 2013 #23

Love the face on the guy top right....... PDJane Dec 2013 #32

Thanks. He'll be fine after a while. MineralMan Dec 2013 #33

What state do you live in MineralMan? loudsue Dec 2013 #39

Minnesota. MineralMan Dec 2013 #40

That's a beautiful place, too. I'm really glad they're working the rescue project there. loudsue Dec 2013 #41

Yeah, it does. Poor guy needs time and love......... PDJane Dec 2013 #2

Good for you! leftyladyfrommo Dec 2013 #3

I just saw this article posted on Facebook ... napkinz Dec 2013 #4

I have a better idea: Brigid Dec 2013 #5

"How about laws are passed that force these labs stop torturing animals?" napkinz Dec 2013 #6

I'm for that, too. MineralMan Dec 2013 #7

exactly true. BlancheSplanchnik Dec 2013 #22

Agreed, 1Btimes over. The majority, if not all, testing can be done without animals magical thyme Dec 2013 #8

Absolutely agree. jwirr Dec 2013 #9

Happiest of holidays to you and yours, M.M. Blue Owl Dec 2013 #10

my friend has a similar in some ways 'special needs' kitty dembotoz Dec 2013 #11

K & R. grntuscarora Dec 2013 #12

And they're having success with it. MineralMan Dec 2013 #25

Dogs are wonderful. rustbeltvoice Dec 2013 #13

Lucky doggie Hekate Dec 2013 #14

Aw, thanks MM! Habibi Dec 2013 #15

You have to love those Norwegian heritage girls. MineralMan Dec 2013 #26

Thank you for what you and your wife do, MineralMan! kaiden Dec 2013 #16

Awww, thank you, from one rescuer to another.. mountain grammy Dec 2013 #17

that is so true CitizenLeft Dec 2013 #19

Absolutely. The benefits go both ways. MineralMan Dec 2013 #27

Hooray! I know he's going to be a sweetie...good for you! joeybee12 Dec 2013 #20

Excellent, good for you. Uncle Joe Dec 2013 #24

Given the opportunity, taking Allen in was a no-brainer. MineralMan Dec 2013 #29

Thanks for sharing this love with us! Your wife is beautiful inside & out!! Much thanks to Her!! hue Dec 2013 #28

She's a real softie. But, our house is now full, I think. MineralMan Dec 2013 #30

Bless you and your wife.... CherokeeDem Dec 2013 #31

Makes my heart break get the red out Dec 2013 #34

Good on you!!! ryan_cats Dec 2013 #35

While we're fostering him, they cover costs. MineralMan Dec 2013 #36

That's what they do when we foster animals... ryan_cats Dec 2013 #37

The Beagle Freedom Project MineralMan Dec 2013 #38

Awww! How good of you! smirkymonkey Dec 2013 #42

Wonderful! lucca18 Dec 2013 #43

He just got off my lap. MineralMan Dec 2013 #44

Thank you! for saving him. LeftyMom Dec 2013 #45

Walking stomachs.. MineralMan Dec 2013 #46

Update: Our new beagle is making himself at home. MineralMan Dec 2013 #47

Looks like you have a pair Aerows Dec 2013 #48

Yah. Dude's on a diet. He definitely gained MineralMan Dec 2013 #49

I took in a stray cat Aerows Dec 2013 #50

Yup. I'd recommend rescuing a pet to anyone. MineralMan Dec 2013 #51

As a side note Aerows Dec 2013 #52

Nice! MineralMan Dec 2013 #53

We got a beagle from the rescue place... fadedrose Dec 2013 #56

I just saw your wife's update on Allen from the BFP Facebook page Beaverhausen Dec 2013 #54

This pleases me greatly. Thank you. flvegan Dec 2013 #55