Police in California are investigating an animal sanctuary after the discovery of a mass burial site containing the remains of 117 dogs. The sanctuary, which described itself as “no-kill,” is now under scrutiny regarding its practices.
Authorities uncovered the grave at the location of the animal rescue center, prompting a law enforcement investigation. According to reports, police also found more than 600 dog collars in the area where they suspect animals were killed.
The grim discovery came after authorities began investigating the sanctuary. The Guardian reported investigators uncovered 117 dead dogs and over 600 dog collars at the site.
GB News stated that the animal sanctuary described itself as a “no-kill” rescue center, raising questions about how the animals died. No right-leaning sources reported on this story.
The investigation is ongoing, with authorities working to determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths of the dogs and whether any laws were violated. The case has sparked outrage among animal welfare advocates who are calling for accountability.
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