DyLo (@Jo7171)

Investigators in Humboldt County, California, are excavating a Fortuna animal rescue, uncovering 117 intact dog remains, 21 skulls, and hundreds of bones amid a growing animal cruelty and fraud investigation. Over 700 dogs are still missing, and investigators are using microchip data to identify them. Many of the recovered dogs were found with bullet fragments, suggesting they may have died from gunshot wounds. The rescue, which accepted dogs under the promise of care and rehoming, has been accused of killing dogs to make space for more. The investigation began after a neighbor reported digging up dead dogs on the property. Despite evidence pointing to severe animal abuse, no charges have yet been filed against the rescue's owner or staff. #AnimalRights #PetAbuse #MissingDogs #JusticeForDogs #AnimalRescue #AnimalWelfare #AnimalProtection #PetRescue #JusticeForAnimals #DogJustice #TomiLahren #SavetheCrawDads https://youtu.be/oLsoJjhDwR8?si=_56D5Tw-lmnapJUX