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Hundreds of Animals Missing as Mass Grave Exposed at California “No-Kill” Sanctuary
With over 600 dogs unaccounted for, private rescues and municipal shelters across the state scramble to uncover the truth behind faked adoptions. When a municipal animal shelter is overflowing, sending dogs to a private, 50-acre “no-kill” sanctuary sounds like a … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, advocacy, animal abuse, animal cruely, animal rescue, animal shelter, conspiracy, fraud, Friends of OAS, Hitchcock Road Animal Services, humboldt county, lack of transparency, microchip tracking, Miranda;'s Rescue, Napa County Animal Shelter, no-kill, nonprofit rescue, Oakland Animal Services, OAS, systemic abuse, transparency
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