LA-based James Perse continues its charitable efforts with its participation in the Beagle Freedom Project.
BFP was started in 2010 by Shannon Keith after learning Beagles were being used for animal experiments in laboratories abroad. The program was designed to not only rescue the dogs, but also get them safely back into the U.S. and offer them up for adoption. James Perse representative, Noah Stone, stated, "James has a Beagle, himself, so his desire to participate in the cause came naturally, as the breed is obviously very near and dear to his heart."
Pictured above is the window display at the James Perse store on Melrose which incorporates 15 of the 41 original crates used to transport the dogs back into the United States from the labs where they were used for tests including medical/pharmaceutical, household products and cosmetics.
Click here for details on adoption and/or more information about Beagle Freedom Project, and visit your closest James Perse store location to purchase t-shirts with proceeds going straight to the cause.
6 comments:
Thank you for writing such an great blog, and thanks to James Perse for his compassion and creativity! We will continue to fight for their freedom until they are ALL free!
Thank you, James Perse! Thank you so much for supporting BFP!
Absolutely, it's my pleasure. Thank you for reading/commenting!
Thank you so much for supporting BFP. We need more people like you in the world.
Loved your window display! Art and Beagles.....yeah!
This is very interesting. I like the contrast between the foreboding cages, and the comforting lawn in front of them. Thanks for posting.
As the momma to 4 beagles, BFP is also near and dear to our hearts. Thank you for your support of this great cause!
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