117 Dead Dogs Found at California No-Kill Rescue, Many Shot

Investigators in California have discovered 117 dead dogs at a facility that operated as a no-kill animal rescue. Many of the animals were found to have died from gunshot wounds, raising serious concerns about the shelter's practices. Authorities are continuing to excavate the grounds of the facility as the investigation unfolds. Hundreds of additional animals associated with the rescue remain unaccounted for and are still missing. The case has prompted widespread scrutiny of the no-kill shelter's operations and the welfare of animals in its care.