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Jessica Tighe

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Emmy-Nominated Journalist 📺 🎙️Traveler ✈️ Pet Parent 🐾 Foodie 🍤 Indiana University Alumna & Brookfield East H.S. Graduate
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Ridglan Farms expected to shut down as hundreds of remaining beagles head toward adoption

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By Neil Doyle Verified, Jessica Tighe Verified
| Brewers All Access
BLUE MOUNDS, Wis. — New details are expected Monday morning about the fate of the remaining beagles at Ridglan Farms, the controversial Dane County dog breeding facility that has long supplied animals for research laboratories. Big Dog Ranch Rescue is scheduled to announce plans at 11 a.m. regarding the remaining dogs at the facility.
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Ridglan Farms expected to shut down as rescue group secures release of remaining beagles

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By Neil Doyle Verified, Jessica Tighe Verified
| Brewers All Access
BLUE MOUNDS, Wis. — Big Dog Ranch Rescue has struck a deal to get the remaining beagles out of Ridglan Farms, the controversial Dane County dog breeding and research facility. “We are very happy to announce that Big Dog Ranch Rescue has negotiated a deal with Ridglan Farms to release all of the remaining dogs to Big Dog Ranch Rescue,” said founder and CEO Lauree Simmons in a statement.
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Activists ready for “historic” new raid at Ridglan Farms in Dane County

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By Jessica Tighe Verified
| Brewers All Access
The animal rights activists who plan to return to Ridglan Farms in Dane County this weekend have hit their goal. They now have more than 2,000 people signed up to join them on Sunday, April 19. “We’re a non-violent movement. We want to be really clear that we’re not going to harm anyone,” animal activist Abie Brauner explained. The group says they’re going back this time to rescue all the dogs. Ridglan Farms in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin currently has about 2,000 dogs at its facility.
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