WTF — The Beagle Who's Had Enough Tee
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WTF — The Beagle Who's Had Enough Tee
She has seen things.
She knows what happens behind the closed doors of research facilities. She knows about the numbers tattooed in place of names. She knows about Ridglan and Marshall and the thousands of facilities that never make the news. She knows that beagles are chosen specifically because they are gentle and trusting and forgiving — and she has thoughts about that.
Very specific thoughts.
So she put on her best beret. She pulled on her favourite striped dress. She laced up her Converse, stood up straight, put one hand on her hip — and picked up her sign.
Three letters. Completely valid. Arguably the only honest response to the situation.
Because when you discover that Marshall BioResources in New York is believed to house more than 20,000 beagles at this very moment — bred from birth for a life in a cage — sometimes three letters is the only thing left to say.
When you find out that in Australia, an estimated 7,200 dogs pass through research and teaching facilities every single year — in a system that has no legal obligation to tell the public it is happening — sometimes three letters is the only honest response.
When you learn that beagles are selected for laboratory testing specifically because of their gentle, forgiving nature — the very qualities that make them the most devoted companions imaginable — sometimes three letters says it better than three thousand words ever could.
She has been through it. She has read every report. She has checked every number. She dressed up for the occasion because some situations deserve your best outfit and your worst language simultaneously.
WTF.
If this is your reaction too — and it should be — you are in exactly the right place.
Wear it to protests. Wear it to the supermarket. Wear it on a Tuesday when the news is too much and you need three letters on your chest to explain everything you are feeling to everyone you meet.
She would want you to.
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