117 dogs found at rescue with gunshot wounds
Investigators discovered the remains of 117 dogs, many with gunshot wounds, at a “no-kill” animal rescue in Fortuna, California. The probe, which began after reports of missing animals and unapproved burials, revealed evidence of animal cruelty, with some dogs found buried in mass graves and others killed by gunfire. The rescue’s owner denies wrongdoing, asserting it is a legitimate no-kill facility, but authorities have not yet filed charges as they continue their investigation.
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