Shocking Mass Beagle Rescue LIVE!

UNCHAINEDTV IS LIVE FROM Wisconsin — A massive surge of animal activists has descended upon Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin, the nation's second-largest beagle breeding and research facility. UnchainedTV has a reporter LIVE at the scene to bring us the very latest as this high-stakes nonviolent mobilization unfolds. A large group of animal advocates have gathered at the facility following a historic legal settlement that requires Ridglan to surrender its breeding license by July 1, 2026. However, protestors argue that the "stipulation" leaves thousands of dogs in immediate peril to be experimented on at the facility. The mobilization follows shocking revelations from an evidentiary hearing. In open court, whistleblowers testified to witnessing harrowing scenes where dogs were reportedly operated on without anesthesia by non-veterinarians, including "cherry-eye" surgeries, where dogs were allegedly conscious and thrashing around in pain while being restrained. Led by famed attorney and animal rights activist Wayne Hsiung and a coalition including The Simple Heart and Alliance for Animals, the crowd is currently initiating a direct appeal to the government. Holding white flowers to symbolize their commitment to nonviolence, the group is calling on authorities to facilitate an immediate rescue of all the dogs inside the facility and for those animals to be put up for adoption with the help of animal rescue groups willing to help. The atmosphere is tense but disciplined. Organizers tell us: "We have found that the authorities will not respond to anything other than public pressure. That, in turn, depends on a well-organized and well-attended demonstration." While a special prosecutor investigated the allegations of felony animal abuse, protesters today say the agreement still leaves beagles at risk of painful experimentation and death. If authorities refuse to intervene, some participants have expressed a readiness to provide direct aid to the animals themselves. We will remain on-site as this developing situation unfolds. Now, UnchainedTV host Jane Velez-Mitchell and former law enforcement investigator Tiffany Brunelli analyze the action on the ground in Wisconsin as it unfolds. We invite company representatives on to comment. 💡 DONATION INFO & UNCHAINEDTV LINKS Thank you for watching! UnchainedTV is a 501c3 nonprofit. Our vision is a world where plant‑based, cruelty‑free, sustainable living is the norm—across food, fashion, science, and entertainment. 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(0:33) There are the beagles. (0:34) We just saw them. (0:36) There are the beagles. (0:38) Six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13 dogs at least. (0:44) I think there's more. (0:45) Wow, look at that. (0:47) These are animal activists who went into Ridgeland Farms. (0:51) You are watching animal rights history in action. (0:56) A mass animal rights action in progress. (1:00) Look at that beagle. (1:01) Look at that beagle being rescued. (1:02) Look at that beagle. (1:04) Finally free. (1:06) Finally free. (1:07) Oh my gosh. (1:09) This is absolutely extraordinary. (1:12) You are watching this breaking news live as it happens. (1:16) We are live in Wisconsin. (1:18) Where's the baby go? (1:19) Absolutely amazing. (1:22) I met a lost beagle for the first time ever. (1:26) I've never seen a dog like this. (1:28) Wow. (1:29) Wow. (1:30) It's an amazing moment in time. (1:34) I've never seen anything like this before. (1:40) Amazing. (1:41) Look at all these dogs. (1:44) Oh, is that the van taking the dogs away? (1:53) The van with the dogs took off? (1:57) We have another round of dogs (1:59) coming out of the facility now. (2:01) Unbelievable. (2:03) In a hail storm, might I add. (2:06) I understand. (2:07) And when you're moving very quickly, (2:09) it gets a little blurry. (2:11) So- (2:11) I can understand that there's so much rain on the lens. (2:14) Oh my gosh. (2:16) This is unbelievable. (2:21) Wow. (2:22) Just absolutely amazing. (2:27) It is never, never... (2:30) I've never seen anything like this.(2:32) I've heard about them. (2:33) I've covered them the day after. (2:35) This is pretty much something in reaction. (2:38) Look at these beagles being rescued (2:40) from a laboratory breeding facility. (2:42) You are watching it here live on Unchained TV. (2:45) This is unbelievable. (2:49) Absolutely extraordinary. (2:50) A rescue in action. (2:53) As somebody said, this is better than an action movie. (2:57) Tears of happiness, somebody else is saying. (3:00) Yay, awesome. (3:03) Let's just watch for a second. (3:12) Look at that. (3:14) Look at all these dogs. (3:17) Amazing. (3:19) Wow. (3:20) Uh-oh. (3:21) We just lost her for a second. (3:23) Oh, here she's back. (3:23) I got her back on. (3:24) Yeah. (3:26) Wow. (3:27) A lot of dogs. (3:28) How many dogs would you estimate? (3:30) I'm gonna guess at least 30.(3:33) We've got more police responding. (3:36) And the police are sort of standing back. (3:39) It doesn't appear that they are (3:43) taking any aggressive action. (3:46) No, it looks like original employees (3:48) slashed tires of one of the vans or someone. (3:51) I don't think it was police. (3:52) But other than that, we have another van, I think, (3:55) getting ready to leave. (3:56) There are, oh, this doesn't look good. (3:59) There are the beagles going into the van right now. (4:02) Check this out. (4:06) That's a police officer taking one of the beagles. (4:10) Get this on film. (4:12) Stop it, stop it. (4:13) We're begging you. (4:18) You want him blowing your head off? (4:23) Who's helping them? (4:25) Who's helping the hostages? (4:28) You're supposed to be helping the hostages. (4:32) You're the problem. (4:37) How are you gonna look the kids in the eyes? (4:41) Well, how rude can you be? (4:43) What is wrong with you? (4:48) You're supposed to return that beagle (4:50) to the laboratory breeding facility. (4:53) No, we can't. (4:55) I'm as mean as proud of you. (5:04) Give him a crack, if he sleeps. (5:06) What is wrong with you? (5:07) Don't you have a heart? (5:10) You don't want to kill me some pasty bacon, right? (5:12) I'll chew some pasty bacon. (5:15) Sir, look at how scared she is. (5:17) Sir, please, please, please! (5:19) He's risking her life! (5:22) Sir! (5:23) How could you do this?(5:26) How could you do this? (5:28) Look at him, he doesn't want to go! (5:30) Leave him alone!(5:31) Leave him alone! (5:33) You wonder why people hate the police! (5:38) Sir, that dog step is on your head! (5:41) Sir! (5:42) Sir! (5:43) These are hostages being held against their will! (5:45) Shame on you! (5:49) There's more happening over here, I'm going to go over here now. (5:53) Alright, so law enforcement grabbed (5:55) one beagle at least, but (5:57) there's plenty of other beagles (6:00) that are getting out, (6:01) getting in. And activists are going back (6:03) for more, Jane. (6:05) The activists are going back for more? (6:07) Yeah, can you see them? Yes, I can see (6:09) them. This is extraordinary, you'd say (6:12) about 30 beagles (6:13) were (6:15) successfully rescued?(6:17) I believe at least. (6:19) Wow, and if you see the people (6:21) in white, those are the team(6:23) that goes in, so they're (6:25) dressed in outfits (6:27) that will prevent any kind of (6:29) contamination. (6:31) And apparently they're going back (6:33) in to rescue more, they've rescued(6:35) 30 so far, we are live in (6:37) Wisconsin. Oh look, Jane, activists are stopping (6:39) original employees! (6:40) Whoa, okay. (6:43) Let's see what happens here. (6:45) Okay, (6:46) original employee... (6:48) Look at this brave activist, Jane, stopping the (6:50) original employee! (6:53) So dramatic, so dramatic. (6:57) And this is all (6:58) happening live in Wisconsin (7:00) at a facility that breeds (7:02) beagles for laboratory (7:04) investigation, experimentation. (7:07) And these (7:08) activists say it's the 21st (7:10) century, we do not need to (7:12) torture beagles in labs (7:14) anymore, there's organs on a (7:16) chick. It looks... (7:17) Is that... (7:19) He's leaving? That employee is leaving? (7:24) Wow. (7:34) What then is that? Tell us what's happening. (7:36) Out of the way, out of the way! (7:38) This is us, this is us! (7:42) Out of the way, out of the way! (7:49) What's happening? (7:54) Tell us, tell us(7:56) what's happening. (7:58) My team, my team! (8:00) Go, go! (8:06) Go! (8:20) Carrier! (8:33) Amy, bring us up to date. (8:36) Here. (8:39) What's happening? (8:44) Amy, what's happening? (8:46) The police are advising that everyone here will be arrested. (8:50) Okay. (8:52) That brown van that took off, was that a van with beagles in it? (8:57) Sorry, Jane, what's that? (8:59) The brown van that just took off, did that have beagles in it? (9:04) Jane, it absolutely had beagles in it. (9:08) Jane, there's a large van here that I believe is a police vehicle. (9:13) Did we get this right? (9:15) So it appears that law enforcement got one beagle, (9:20) but we don't know whether they're returning that beagle to Regiland Farms (9:24) or whether they're taking that beagle in as evidence to their sheriff's headquarters. (9:30) I don't know what happened to the beagle, unfortunately. (9:33) It was put in a law enforcement vehicle and driven away. (9:38) So you had told me that they're going back for more. (9:42) Are they still going back for more? (9:46) That is a good question. (9:47) I don't see everyone here yet. (9:50) I don't think everyone's here yet. (9:51) A vehicle is entering Regiland. (9:53) They are living on, all day long, these puppies. (9:57) We saw puppies on wire caging that we know that they've already been told (10:01) they're not supposed to have because it causes injuries to their feet. (10:07) They're continuing with things that they're not supposed to be doing. (10:12) Can we get a little bit more from Carla? (10:15) Carla, are you available for comment? (10:17) Not right now. (10:18) Not right now. (10:19) We've got to figure out what we're doing. (10:21) We've got to get it up, I guess. (10:22) I mean, they haven't said it's time. (10:23) That was Carla Cabral, one of the lead actors. (10:29) All right. (10:30) Well, what's going to happen? (10:33) What's happening now? (10:34) Jane, it looks like we've got a van down. (10:37) What? (10:39) We've got a van down. (10:40) Oh, no. (10:41) Oh, dear. (10:45) There's dogs in this van, Jane. (10:47) Oh, no. (10:49) So there's dogs in this van, and the van is being blocked on one side? (10:55) Is that it? (10:56) It's being blocked, and the tires are slashed. (10:59) Oh. (10:59) And you said that somebody from the company had slashed the tires. (11:06) That is my understanding. (11:07) I do not believe this was police. (11:09) All right. (11:10) We don't know that. (11:12) We don't know who slashed the tires. (11:14) It could be anybody. (11:15) And we invite the company on any time. (11:18) Oh, boy. (11:20) This is really, it's a nail-biter, because there's animals in that van, (11:28) and now the tires are slashed? (11:30) Do you know if there's animals in that van? (11:32) There's animals in that van, Jane. (11:34) Oh, no. (11:35) It's not good. (11:36) That's not good. (11:38) Oh, dear. (11:42) And so that vehicle driving away is, we don't know. (11:48) OK, here's the police coming out or some kind of security vehicle coming out. (11:52) Because the tires are slashed, that vehicle cannot drive on its rims, I suppose. (12:02) That is correct, Jane. (12:04) Yeah. (12:05) Oh, man. (12:06) This is very agonizing. (12:09) What are your thoughts, Tiffany, while we watch this? (12:12) Oh, I just, I'm so, it's just so, yeah, it's so disappointing that these dogs were so close to freedom,(12:20) and now they slashed the tires so the van can't move with the dogs. (12:24) It's very disappointing. (12:26) I'm very glad, because I don't know why our society. (12:31) OK, so there are dogs in that van. (12:35) You saw that some dogs did get out. (12:38) Some dogs were driven away. (12:41) But a vehicle, a white van with dogs inside, the tires have been slashed, (12:48) and the vehicle is essentially surrounded by law enforcement. (12:53) You're seeing this here. (12:54) It looks like they blocked the entrance, blocked the exit for this white vehicle containing dogs. (13:01) And we don't know what's going to happen to those dogs. (13:04) But you can see that law enforcement is there. (13:08) And it doesn't look good for those dogs getting out at this moment in time. (13:13) But you never know. (13:14) You don't know. (13:15) I don't know. (13:18) Jeez. (13:21) OK. (13:26) OK, so they're trying to move the dogs, apparently, from the van into the car. (13:35) And so you could pack a whole bunch of dogs in a car. (13:39) I've had six dogs in my car at one point. (13:41) And get these. (13:44) And that's what the activists are trying to do is get the dogs out.(13:50) Here we go. (13:52) There's a dog going into. (13:58) Get the dogs out. (14:02) And they're trying to get the dogs out and into that car and then out. (14:11) This is so dramatic. (14:13) Unbelievable. (14:21) All right, there's at least two dogs in that vehicle leaving. (14:25) The dogs are leaving. (14:28) Do we know how many more dogs are still in that white van?(14:33) Yeah. (14:34) You are watching this live. (14:36) This is happening live. (14:37) A Beagle rescue in action in Wisconsin at the site of a massive breeding facility that breeds Beagles for laboratory investigation. (14:51) This facility has agreed to, as part of an agreement with prosecutors who determined that they were committing violations. (15:03) They've agreed to stop selling the Beagles. (15:05) But there's reportedly a couple of thousand Beagles still in there. (15:12) Don't want these Beagles sold. (15:13) Jane's available for comment. (15:15) Yes, Jane, tell us what's happening. (15:17) All right, folks. (15:18) We're on live stream right now, OK? (15:20) With Jane Unchained. (15:21) Jane, is that you?(15:22) Unchained TV, yes. (15:24) Hi, Jane. (15:25) Thank you. (15:26) So we have just rescued some dogs. (15:29) As far as I know, dogs have been loaded into vans, various vehicles. (15:35) They're on their way. (15:37) I don't know where they're going. (15:38) But as far as I know, they're going to safety. (15:40) Police may try to be intercepting them. (15:43) But as far as we know, dogs are in cars.(15:45) They're in motion. (15:47) We here are staying. (15:49) We do not know if we were going to leave this facility or if we're going to stay. (15:56) My best guess is we may be arrested here. (16:00) These folks all, to my understanding, are willing to be arrested. (16:05) Is that correct?(16:06) Yes. (16:07) Awesome. (16:08) These folks have all assisted in the Ridgeland dog rescue today. (16:12) We rescued, does anyone know how many dogs we rescued? (16:16) No. (16:16) We don't. (16:17) Maybe 20 or 15. (16:18) Yeah, so we have numbers, maybe 20 to 15. (16:22) What was happening at Ridgeland? (16:23) And so things moved quickly. (16:27) We were pretty good in moving information. (16:30) We moved as a team. (16:31) It was easy to reach the gates, the fence, pretty quickly. (16:35) Once we entered, many of our teams realized that the doors were harder to access than we realized. (16:42) We believe that they welded the doors shut in preparation for us. (16:46) We realized that there was no security or police meaningfully here to intercept us. (16:54) So we believe that we successfully surprised them. (16:57) They did not know we were coming. (16:58) They didn't know we were coming today. (17:00) They didn't know we were coming this morning, which means that we were able to rescue the dogs (17:04) and move in a relatively calm and organized formation. (17:10) We have multiple teams here. (17:12) Team leads, raise your hand. (17:14) Okay, team leads, Alexandra, do you want to speak? (17:17) I just want to say that we're staying here. (17:20) We're going to get arrested, so we need to be prepared for that. (17:25) All the dogs got out. (17:28) So, there are still dogs in there. (17:34) So, thousands are in there. (17:37) So we're going to stay here because our job is not done until the cops are here. (17:42) Okay? (17:43) Yes. (17:44) And if anybody needs anything, come talk to Carla, me, Dean, Paul. (17:50) Alexandra, say that again. (17:52) What are we doing? (17:53) We're going to stay here until we get arrested because there are still thousands of dogs in at Ridgeland facility. (18:01) Okay? (18:02) I don't like to call it a farm.(18:04) It's a facility. (18:05) It's a factory. (18:07) Animal factory. (18:09) Alexandra, I'm going to nominate you for team lead for all of us. (18:12) Does that sound good? (18:13) Yes, I will be team lead. (18:16) And Carla, because we work together a lot, is going to be my co-lead. (18:20) Okay. (18:22) And Dean, you'll work with us. (18:23) Yeah. (18:24) I'll follow you, co-lead. (18:25) Videographers! (18:26) Take clothes. (18:28) We got all the dogs out that we had. (18:31) Now, it's just up to us. (18:32) We can get them. (18:33) Where are they now? (18:34) We don't know. (18:35) We don't know. (18:36) Stephanie, you're up. (18:37) Stephanie, you're up. (18:38) It's so uncertain. (18:39) Stephanie, let everybody know that the county... (18:44) Do they have a band of tails?(18:46) No, they have said. (18:48) We have a judicial order. (18:49) We have paperwork that shows that they have Dean. (18:53) They have Dean. (18:54) That this place is performing criminal animal cruelty. (18:58) Felony. (18:58) It is on here. (18:59) Felony animal cruelty. (19:02) Yet they allowed them to continue breeding and experimenting. (19:07) What we saw in there, the filth, the stench. (19:12) They needed to get out. (19:15) We got some of them out. (19:16) But as Alexandra said, there are so many more in there. (19:19) So everybody who's watching, anybody who sees this, contact Dane County. (19:23) Let them know that you know what is going on. (19:26) And that they are not doing their jobs. (19:28) That they are allowing this cruelty to continue. (19:31) And we are not going to abide that. (19:34) We're here until they may be. (19:41) Didn't you hear that? (19:42) The activists plan to stay until they are being arrested. (19:46) We've got questions here. (19:47) Has anyone been arrested yet? (19:50) Not that I have seen. (19:51) My understanding, I'm hearing that a couple of vans have been detained. (19:54) I'm going to actually bring you a little closer to Dean. (19:56) Okay. (19:57) So, you know, documents. (20:00) Yes. (20:01) Yes. (20:02) And those of you with phones also feel free to have your video. (20:06) Upload it to. (20:10) My phone. (20:11) I handed somebody a red phone. (20:13) Okay. (20:15) Well, I want a video. (20:18) Hey, everybody. (20:20) Okay. (20:21) Um, (20:32) All right. (20:36) Are you. (20:36) Okay. (20:40) No idea what either of you went. (20:45) Reminder to come close. (20:47) My voice is getting tired. (20:50) Please come close. I cannot continue to yell. (20:53) No. (20:54) I mean, can you take care of an SD card? (20:56) SD card. (20:57) You know, (20:57) Oh,(20:58) Yeah. (21:02) And then you can be placed. (21:05) Sorry. (21:10) Hello. (21:13) Hi. (21:16) Okay. (21:16) If you can help. (21:19) Please raise your hand. (21:22) Raise your hand. (21:22) Okay. (21:23) Everyone look around to the people with their hands raised. (21:25) You can go to them for help. (21:27) Okay. (21:28) Follow their instructions. (21:29) All right. (21:30) My guess is we're going to be here. (21:49) We're going to go. (21:51) Over there. (21:54) Okay. (21:54) Jane, can you hear her? (21:55) You got to get a little closer. (21:58) Yeah. (21:58) I'll go back over. (21:59) Okay. (22:07) Thank you. (22:10) So we need to change. (22:14) Yeah. (22:15) Okay. (22:18) Are we ready? (22:20) We should take the booties off now. (22:22) The dirty ones here. (22:26) Does anyone have the ability to be a loud voice? (22:30) Yeah. (22:30) Yeah. (22:34) Take your boots off everybody. (22:36) Okay. (22:39) Okay. (22:47) Okay. (22:49) Okay. (22:51) Okay. (22:51) Okay. (22:59) Okay. (23:00) Can you tell us a little bit, Amy, what's happening? (23:03) Yeah, absolutely, Jane. (23:04) Okay. (23:05) There's currently a lot of waiting. (23:06) I think it appears there's probably as many dogs that were able to get out (23:10) have been already out. (23:12) And then I think folks are mostly just waiting to see what law enforcement (23:17) does. (23:17) We do have some media outlets starting to show up. (23:19) I see Brian Fulton from Fox.(23:21) I believe I see a local Madison station as well. (23:23) And actually, Jane, (23:24) I've got you to be Madison professor here. (23:26) Who'd be one day of comments. (23:27) Oh, yeah, that would be great. (23:29) Thank you. (23:31) Okay. (23:31) Here I am. (23:32) I'm Christina. (23:34) I'm a professor at a data scientist at UW Madison. (23:38) And I don't know. (23:39) How much you want to hear, but I can say that. (23:42) I learned about Richland farms about six weeks ago. (23:45) And what I learned. (23:46) Is that this is a facility. (23:48) That is performing. (23:51) Surgeries. (23:53) Violating hundreds of welfare. (23:57) That are performed. (24:00) Without anesthesia. (24:02) Without pain relief. (24:04) By staff that's untrained. (24:06) In any kind of surgical veterinary. (24:09) This is not. (24:11) Kind of injecture. (24:13) This is in the public record. (24:15) This isn't a special. (24:17) I think that anybody that knows about this. (24:19) Would be opposed to this on. (24:21) But. (24:22) As I mentioned, I'm a data scientist. (24:25) So I'm opposed to this. (24:26) Also. (24:27) On scientific grounds, because everybody knows. (24:30) Scientists know if animals are. (24:33) Results. (24:35) Right. (24:37) That's. (24:38) Are we going? (24:39) Should I keep talking? (24:40) Yeah. (24:41) It's not conjecture. (24:43) You know, scientists. (24:44) Even those who do animal experiments. (24:46) With the hope of coming up with. (24:47) Or better treatments. (24:50) They will know. (24:51) Especially they know. (24:52) That if animals are not well treated. (24:54) The results from their work. (24:55) I'm going to interrupt you really quick. (24:57) Because we have. (24:58) Thank you. (24:58) That was wonderful. (25:00) Jane. (25:00) We've got folks going back on site. (25:02) I think they're going for more. (25:04) Oh, okay. (25:05) So that's amazing. (25:07) The activists are going back into Richland. (25:10) We see now. (25:11) That local news has arrived. (25:13) At least one local news station. (25:16) As word spreads. (25:17) And you see that those who are in the white outfits. (25:21) Those are. (25:22) To make sure that. (25:24) They are sanitized. (25:26) None of the animals are hurt. (25:29) We're going back into Richland farms to rescue more beagles. (25:32) We understand approximately 15 to 20 beagles. (25:35) Have been rescued. (25:36) They left in vans. (25:38) And cars. (25:40) One van had its tires slashed. (25:43) Two beagles were transferred out of that. (25:46) Van into a private car and left. (25:49) We do not know if. (25:51) The. (25:53) Vans and cars. (25:55) Carrying beagles were intercepted. (25:57) However. (25:59) In. (26:00) As after they left. (26:02) After they left camera range. (26:03) We do not know if law enforcement intercepted those vehicles. (26:07) But it's very possible that those. (26:10) Beagles those rescued beagles 15 to 20 of them reportedly are headed to (26:14) homes. (26:15) Where they get to live out their best lives as the activists. (26:19) March back into Richland farms to rescue more animals. (26:23) And let's review and recap the history here. (26:28) It was in 2017. (26:31) That Wayne Shung went in to this facility, (26:35) documented what was happening and took a couple of beagles out. (26:40) He was going to be prosecuted. (26:42) They dropped the charges. (26:43) And then he went back and forth. (26:44) Go ahead. (26:45) You take the live stream and I will get the. (26:49) Okay. (26:50) We've got a transfer going on here from one. Great job, Amy. (26:54) Somebody else is going to possibly take over the live stream. (26:57) Who are we dealing with now? (26:59) Can you hear me? (27:00) Yes, I can. (27:02) We are live. (27:05) In Wisconsin. (27:07) Outside Richland farms. (27:09) As more activists go inside the facility to rescue more beagles. (27:16) Tell us a little bit about what, you know, and who you are, (27:19) because we don't know who the camera's been handed to. (27:23) Yeah. (27:29) I'm not going to say. (27:30) Who I am at the moment, but there are people. (27:34) Yeah, there are people. (27:36) The original group went in and now they're headed. (27:39) They've bravely gone back over. (27:41) They're going to go back in. (27:43) And see if they can. (27:45) Rescue any others. (27:47) Who are inside. (27:48) Sorry, this is. (27:50) But we're here to support them. (27:54) So we're going to stay out here and support them. (27:56) Okay. You can talk to some of the people who are there. (27:59) If you just get very close to them and be steady. (28:02) I don't know if you're on a tripod or not, but. (28:05) You can put the tripod down and.(28:08) Your camera is steady, not shaky. (28:10) And just ask somebody. (28:12) Talk to anybody who wants to talk, or you could tell. (28:15) There's a handoff. (28:16) You want to talk to the activists? (28:18) Yeah, why not? (28:19) While we're waiting. (28:20) Okay. (28:24) It's very interesting. (28:26) This has been going on about an hour or more now. (28:30) We saw about 15, 20 beagles get out. (28:33) We don't know how far they got in vans and a car. (28:37) I think everyone is starting to leave. (28:40) I'm not quite sure, but I'm going to follow them, Jane. (28:42) Yes, let's follow them. (28:44) These are activists who. (28:46) They did not commit. (28:47) Tell us about the teams and the level of commitment. (28:51) Yeah, so there's some new folks arriving unseen who I did not see earlier. (28:55) So I do see some, I'm a Wisconsin resident. (28:58) So I see some other Wisconsin residents here. (29:00) Actually, I'm going to walk down a little bit. (29:01) It looks like there's a lot more folks who arrived, but they've been blocked off. (29:05) So I think there's cars this way. (29:08) Okay, so what is that? (29:10) I'm going to see what's going on over here. (29:12) What's that big truck? (29:13) I assume this is what the police would like to use to arrest folks. (29:17) I'm not quite sure though. (29:18) That is my guess. (29:20) Or this might be actually original truck potentially. (29:23) I'm not sure. (29:24) This is not a truck I recognize that was here. (29:26) A private RV, not for hire. (29:32) Maybe to block the roads. (29:34) I think these might be. (29:36) Oh, Jane, I bet these are local residents here to support(29:40) originally by blocking the road. (29:41) We have more police arriving unseen. (29:43) We've got cars lined up. (29:45) Oh, we're supporting Ridgeland? (29:46) I think this is the first gang county sheriff we have. (29:49) I think the rest have done not horrible. (29:51) We do have a lot of cars down over here. (30:03) Okay. (30:04) So this is a very big vehicle. (30:07) Oh, yeah, I am. (30:08) Oh, yes. (30:11) Hi. (30:11) Tell us, what are your thoughts, your feelings? (30:15) Hey, Jane, I can't hear you too well,(30:16) but I know that a bunch of activists have been arrested (30:19) and some more are going back onto the facility to try to get arrested. (30:23) They got a lot of dogs out, (30:26) but I heard that a couple of vans with dogs have been detained by police. (30:30) But I think that there are some other dogs still that got out (30:34) that have not been detained yet. (30:36) I can't confirm that yet. (30:37) I'm just hoping that's the case. (30:38) But really, we want to get all these dogs out.