Authorities investigate donkey injuries in Moreno Valley

Chuck Washington Third District Supervisor - Riverside County
Chuck Washington Third District Supervisor - Riverside County
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The Moreno Valley Sheriff’s Station is addressing two incidents where wild donkeys were found injured by arrows. The situation is being taken seriously, and deputies are working with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Riverside County Department of Animal Services to find the injured animals and ensure they receive veterinary care.

Authorities emphasize that harming any animal is a criminal offense. They stress that animal safety and welfare in the community is a priority, and they are committed to holding those responsible accountable.

Deputies are asking for public assistance in identifying suspects. Anyone with information about these incidents should contact their 24-hour dispatch center at 951-776-1099 or the Riverside County Department of Animal Services at 951-358-7387.

For media inquiries regarding this incident, please contact the Media Information Bureau.

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