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117 Dead Dogs Found in California Animal Rescue

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Authorities discovered the remains of at least 117 dogs at a shelter in California.
Many of the dogs showed gunshot wounds, raising concerns about animal cruelty.
The investigation began after reports of abuse and fraud were received in April.
Activists discovered the remains after monitoring the property with cameras.
No charges have been filed against the shelter operators yet.

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Authorities in California have discovered the remains of at least 117 dogs at a facility known as Miranda's Rescue, which had claimed to be a "no-kill" animal rescue. Many of the deceased animals exhibited gunshot wounds, with reports indicating that approximately 70 of the dogs had been shot. Additionally, investigators found 21 skulls along with hundreds of other bones and remains in various stages of decomposition.

The discovery was made during an investigation into allegations of animal cruelty and fraud concerning the shelter. The condition and the number of dead dogs have raised significant public outrage and concerns about the treatment of animals at the facility. Meanwhile, hundreds of other animals are reportedly still unaccounted for as investigators continue their work at the scene.

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29 June

Φρίκη στην Καλιφόρνια: Βρέθηκαν τουλάχιστον 117 νεκροί σκύλοι σε καταφύγιο -Τα 70 είχαν πυροβοληθεί

117 Dead Dogs Found in California Animal Rescue

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