Rescued Beagles Welcomed To West Suburban Humane Society
By Lisa Marie Farver
Published on May 8, 2026.
The West Suburban Humane Society (WSHS) has welcomed eleven beagles who were rescued from a biomedical research and dog breeding facility in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin. The dogs were among 1,500 beagles saved from the facility. They will undergo medical tests, including spayed or neutering, vaccinated, and socialization, improved nutrition, and activities for daily life. The charity is seeking donations for the beagles' medical treatment.
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