‘Sadness and anger': Northern California animal rescue accused of killing dogs for profit

A Northern California animal rescue, Miranda’s Rescue, is accused of killing dogs for profit despite marketing itself as a no-kill shelter. Oakland Animal Services reported discrepancies in adoption claims, with evidence showing dogs were shot and buried on the property. Investigators are examining allegations of animal abuse and fraud, and over 1,200 dogs from Bay Area shelters were sent to the rescue since 2020.