Will Young 'loses the key' after handcuffing himself to dog breeding facility in protest

Addressing the drone once more, Will said: “Hello, I’m famous!” before admitting that he’d “lost the key” to the handcuffs.

Marshall BioResources in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, breeds between 1,600 and 2,000 beagles every year with the puppies being taken to laboratories around the country to be tested on when they are four months old.

After being used to test the effects of various substances on their organs, many of the dogs are killed at six months old.

UK law requires new medicines to be tested on a rodent and non-rodent before being introduced to the market.

Express.co.uk has contacted Marshall BioResources for comment.

source: express.co.uk


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