California Authorities Uncover Suspected Mass Killing of Hundreds of Rescue Dogs

California authorities uncover suspected mass killing of hundreds of rescue dogs

A majority of the dogs were microchipped, and many were found to have been killed by gunshots, police confirmed after forensic testing.

117 'Horrific' Dog Remains Found At California ‘No-Kill’ Animal Shelter, Many Appear To Have Died By Gunshot

Authorities in California are investigating after the remains of at least 117 dogs were found at a self-described no-kill animal shelter. The remains were discovered at Miranda’s Rescue Animal Sanctuary in Fortuna, California. The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office said investigators also found 21 canine skulls, hundreds of bones and more than 600 dog collars during searches of the property. >50 ‘BEST CELEBRITY MUGSHOTS & THE STORIES BEHIND THEM! …

Remains of 117 dogs, many shot, were found at a purported 'no-kill' shelter in California

A reported "no-kill" animal rescue in Northern California is under scrutiny after authorities said they uncovered 117 dog remains, with signs that many of the animals had been shot. The discovery has sparked outrage well beyond Humboldt County, as the BBC reports. What happened? According to the outlet, the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office began investigating Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary in Fortuna in April after receiving what it described…