Sawyer (formerly Dasher) was one of over 200 dogs and cats rescued from a testing lab that we shut down in 2024, which was later transformed into Freedom Fields, a sanctuary for animal-cruelty survivors. Before being liberated, Sawyer endured painful and traumatic testing while living outside in harsh conditions. He was one of the most fearful and shut-down dogs at the lab, carrying scars from the unimaginable cruelty he experienced. His “before” photo is particularly heartbreaking—it shows him laying near an electric wire that would shock him if he touched it. This detail is especially poignant because, despite the fear and pain he endured, Sawyer longed so desperately to be loved and trusted. It took almost a year for Sawyer to find his perfect family, but after nine long months, his new parents made the 12-hour journey from Colorado to bring him home from Freedom Fields in Oklahoma. Now 3 years old, Sawyer is thriving in his new life. He loves exploring the outdoors, going on adventures, and bonding with his new parents and fur sibling, Peca. His transformation is nothing short of incredible, especially considering he spent his entire young life confined to a cage or pen. This new chapter is all about love, freedom, and happiness. 🐶 We are so proud of you, Sawyer!❤️ Please consider donating to Beagle Freedom Project to help us continue to rescue, rehab, and re-home testing-lab survivors. DONATE HERE: ❤️ bfp.org/donate ❤️ Venmo/Cashapp - @BeagleFreedom
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