117 dead dogs found at California 'no-kill' animal rescue - many with gunshot wounds
Authorities in California discovered the remains of 117 dogs, many with gunshot wounds, at a 'no-kill' animal rescue facility. The discovery follows an investigation into allegations of animal cruelty and fraud at the sanctuary.
Why it matters
The case raises serious questions about the oversight of private animal rescue organizations and the potential for abuse under the guise of charitable work.
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Investigators search for animal remains as part of an active investigation into alleged animal cruelty, fraud and theft in Fortuna, California.
The report relies on official statements from the Sheriff's office and provides the owner's perspective.
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