ONLINE EXCLUSIVE

Big Dog Ranch Rescue has secured the release of an additional 135 Beagles

From Ridglan Farms as Part of Ongoing Rescue Effort

Posted 6/3/26

BDRR has secured the release of an additional 135 Beagles Ridglan Farms and will transfer 67 dogs to the Big Dog Ranch Rescue Florida Campus ...

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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE

Big Dog Ranch Rescue has secured the release of an additional 135 Beagles

From Ridglan Farms as Part of Ongoing Rescue Effort

Posted

 

LOXAHATCHEE GROVES, Fla. — Big Dog Ranch Rescue (BDRR) has secured the release of an additional 135 Beagles Ridglan Farms and will transfer 67 dogs to the Big Dog Ranch Rescue Florida Campus on June 3 where they will be spayed/neutered and prepared for adoptions throughout the country.

The new release follows the successful rescue and relocation of 1,500 beagles on April 29. Lauree Simmons, Founder and CEO of Big Dog Ranch Rescue, said, “This rescue reminds us that compassion can change an entire life. Every dog deserves the chance to experience love, safety, and a forever home.”

For Individuals interested in adopting one of the rescued beagles or to support transportation and immediate care for the rescued beagles, visit: https://www.bdrr.org/beagle-fund. 

About Big Dog Ranch Rescue

Founded in 2008, Big Dog Ranch Rescue has saved more than 90,000 dogs and is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and placing dogs into loving homes. The organization also focuses on education, animal welfare policy and legislation, keeping pets in homes, reducing shelter overpopulation, disaster response, responsible pet ownership, and spay/neuter initiatives.

A cornerstone of its work is the Veterans Service Dog Training Program, which has successfully placed more than 230 service dogs with veterans living with disabilities, helping them lead more independent lives. For more information visit https://www.bdrr.org/.

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