An investigation into Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary in California has found remains of at least 117 dogs, many showing signs of gunshot wounds, leading to an ongoing probe into alleged animal cruelty and fraud.
California authorities found remains of at least 117 dogs, many with gunshot wounds, at Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary, a 'no-kill' shelter. The discovery contradicts the shelter's stated mission, prompting an investigation into allegations of animal cruelty and fraud.
Investigators in northern California discovered the remains of 117 dogs, many with gunshot wounds, at a self-proclaimed 'no-kill' animal shelter, Miranda's Rescue Animal Sanctuary, amid an investigation into potential fraud and animal cruelty.
Animal shelter head Rumi Marunouchi (47) arrested for neglecting 39 dogs and cats in squalid conditions. Bodies and waste were found in her home, with some animals suffering from untreated illnesses and injuries.
The head of an animal protection group, Rumi Marunouchi (47), was arrested for animal cruelty after her home was found with scattered remains of dead dogs and cats, feces, and urine. She allegedly failed to provide proper medical care to 24 rescued animals and 15 of her own.
Ugandan police and animal rights groups rescue dozens of dogs used for online scams after a BBC investigation; one suspect arrested, charged with animal cruelty.
A Russian drone struck an animal shelter in frontline Zaporizhzhia in February, killing more than a dozen pets while staff survived thanks to a steel door. The "Give a Paw, Friend" shelter was targeted amid relentless attacks on local energy infrastructure. Volunteers have rescued over 40,000 animals from dangerous areas, with rescuers now needing drone detectors and anti-drone netting to operate safely along the front line.
