117 dogs found dead at California no-kill rescue sparks investigation
Investigators uncovered the remains of 117 dogs at Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary in Fortuna, California, many with gunshot wounds, as authorities probe alleged cruelty, fraud and conspiracy. The 50-acre facility yielded dozens of skulls, bones and microchips, with more than 700 animals unaccounted for and around 900 brought in since the start of 2025, but only 116 adoptions. The owner denies wrongdoing, calling the site a true no-kill rescue, and no charges have been filed as the investigation continues.