Nightly News | November 25, 2011
Offers pour in for beagle rescue
Beagles saved from a research lab in Spain have been flown to Los Angeles for adoption, and lots of Nightly News watchers want to get involved. NBC News’ Brian Williams reports.
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BRIAN WILLIAMS, anchor: We've heard from a whole lot of you about the story that ended our broadcast last night. Dozens of beagles who have never dug a hole or chewed on a slipper or played in the grass before, they're now getting their first taste of freedom. These Beagles were rescued from a now shut down research lab in Spain , where they had spent their entire lives in cages being poked and prodded and tested. Can you believe that? They were flown to Los Angeles , where they will be nursed back to health and adopted. They're already doing better. If you'd like to help this effort known as the Beagle Freedom Project , we've put more information on that on our website, nbcnightlynews.com.