Help Save Chami and Felicity from Texas A&M’s laboratory

Chami and Felicity are two beagles suffering inside a Texas A&M laboratory. Chami spent more than seven months alone in a cage, spinning in circles, soiling herself, and cowering in fear. Her trauma was well-documented by staff—but instead of getting help, she was assigned to a painful NIH-funded experiment that ends in her death.

A whistleblower tried to intervene—and was fired.

Now, Beagle Freedom Project is in court fighting to stop the experiment and give Chami and Felicity the life they deserve.

Beagle Freedom Project won a Temporary Restraining Order, blocking Texas A&M from experimenting on or killing Chami and Felicity. But the order is only temporary—we need your help to make it permanent.

👉 Sign this petition calling on Texas A&M to release Chami and Felicity to Beagle Freedom Project—a group ready to give them immediate medical care, safety, and a loving forever home.

These dogs have suffered enough. With your support, they can finally be free.

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