News · 28 June 2026

117 dead dogs found at 'no-kill' California rescue

The remains of 117 dogs, many bearing gunshot wounds, were discovered buried at an animal sanctuary located in northern California. Officials had been investigating potential animal cruelty and fraud after hundreds of animals went missing from the facility. The rescue owner denies accusations, saying his facility is a "no-kill" shelter, and no charges have been filed yet.

By BriefTea Editorial · 28 June 2026 at 12:43

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