In Northern California, a troubling discovery was made at an animal rescue sanctuary. Investigators uncovered over 100 dead dogs on the premises. Many of the dogs had been shot.

The sanctuary, located in rural Fortuna, California, had presented itself as a "no-kill" facility. This revelation has raised concerns about the treatment of animals at the sanctuary. Further details about the discovery and the sanctuary's operations are available from local news sources, including KRON4.

The investigation into the sanctuary, known as Miranda's Rescue, is ongoing, but specific outcomes and additional information have not been provided.