Animal rights activists staged a protest outside the Cambridgeshire Constabulary in Huntingdon, UK, demanding that the police free two beagle puppies, named Love and Libby, which were liberated by Animal Rebellion activists on December 20.

The activists broke in and freed 18 dogs from the MBR Acres facility, which breeds beagles for animal experiments, but two puppies remain with the police, and their fate remains uncertain.

The video from December 22 shows protesters marching with smoke flares and dog beds for the two beagles, as week as speeches from activists who broke in and rescued the dogs.

Animal rights activists staged a protest outside the Cambridgeshire Constabulary in Huntingdon, England, demanding that the police free two beagle puppies, named Love and Libby, who were liberated by Animal Rebellion activists two days before. The activists broke in and freed 18 dogs from the MBR Acres facility, which breeds beagles for animal experiments, but two puppies remain with the police, and their fate remains uncertain. The video shows protesters marching with smoke flares and dog beds for the two beagles, as week as speeches from activists who broke in and rescued the dogs.