Investigators discovered 117 deceased dogs at Miranda’s Rescue, an animal sanctuary located outside Fortuna, California. Many of the remains showed signs of gunshot wounds. Authorities also found over 600 dog collars in the area, indicating that the animals may have been killed. The facility, which identifies as a 'no-kill' shelter, reportedly accepted numerous dogs each year from shelters in the San Francisco Bay Area, receiving significant funding in return.
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117 Dog Bodies Found at California Animal Rescue with Evidence of Gunshots
Authorities found 117 dead dogs at Miranda’s Rescue in California, with many showing evidence of gunshot wounds. The investigation also revealed over 600 dog collars in the vicinity, suggesting potential animal killings at the site.
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California officials unearth 117 dog bodies, many with bullet fragments, at ‘no-kill’ shelter
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117 Dog Bodies Found at California Animal Rescue with Evidence of Gunshots