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They wore black clothes and headlamps and carried shovels. As darkness fell on a spring evening, the two women — once enemies, now allies — worked up the nerve to break onto a neighbor’s property, to see if they could find the graves. Jennifer Raymond and Jenna Moore crawled beneath a dense hedge of blackberries and escallonia, through a passageway Raymond had fashioned with gardening shears. Reaching the fence, they squeezed through a small opening, this one created with wire snippers. Moore’s three children stood nearby as lookouts. Visible in the distance, perhaps a football field away, was the neighbor’s home. Much closer was their destination: a freshly dug hole. It was after 8 p.m. on April 26, in the rural community of Fortuna along Highway 101 in Humboldt County. Raymond, a 75-year-old retiree, and Moore, 46, believed the nonprofit animal sanctuary next door, Miranda’s Rescue, was pocketing transfer fees for dogs from shelters and pet owners around the state, then killing the animals while claiming many had been adopted out. Decades of suspicion of operator Shannon Miranda — who to this day has not been charged with a crime and still operates his shelter — and inaction by local authorities had led the women to conclude their only option was to break the law, consequences be damned. Earlier that day, cameras Moore had hidden along the fence line detected movement in Miranda’s field, pinging her phone with a notification. She opened the live feed and watched as Miranda drove a red tractor. Looking closer, she saw what appeared to be dog carcasses in the front bucket, partially obscured by straw but bouncing with each bump. Moore phoned Raymond: “He’s burying dogs right now!” Hours later, as the women pressed through the fence and into the field, they felt scared but resolute. “If I get a criminal record for trespassing for saving animals’ lives,” Raymond would say later, “then so be it." Sliding into the deep pit, they began digging. Read the full story here: sfchronicle.com/projects/202…

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