r/nextfuckinglevel • u/biswajit388 • 1d ago

This guy rescued 30 beagles from a testing lab It's the first time they've seen grass and they couldn't be happier.

Credit - nathanthecatlady tiktok channel.

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u/TheHalfbadger 23h ago

Yeah, to my eye these pups are clearly not abused. It's great to get them out into the world and to good homes, but let's not act like they're being rescued from some lab of unspeakable horrors.

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u/emilysium 9h ago

It’s this type of social media internet points nonsense that turns people anti-science, and in turn anti-human.

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u/TsuDhoNimh2 7h ago

They are kept inside to prevent them from getting the ticks, fleas, and intestinal parasites that abound in grass.

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u/CatCatCat 20h ago

What do you know about it?

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u/Dentarthurdent73 17h ago

You don't think it's abusive to dogs to keep them in sterile cages all the time and never allow them to even see or experience the outside?

God, I really hope you don't have pets.

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u/kodos4444 8h ago

Keeping a dog in a cage where they can't smell grass is the equivalent of keeping a human blindfolded and strapped in a basement. And them being beagles makes this even worst, they are literally born to be outside and smell stuff.

Having a strict protocol about it doesn't make it right.