The Kris Kelly Foundation

THESE PUPS NEED A VERY KIND HOME...no kennels...a home...maybe a family will see what happened to them and want to adopt them. Someone with patience and understanding.

Today an RCDAS Animal Control Officer removed two dogs from a property in Cabazon with assistance from the Riverside County Sheriff's Office. This is in response to a social media video where a dog was seen being repeatedly hit and thrown by an individual.
The department is actively coordinating care during the mandated fourteen-day confiscate hold. The confiscated dogs will not be available for placement during the department’s investigation.
The investigation is ongoing and anyone with more information is asked to contact the department directly by calling 951-358-7387.
While this investigation continues, RCDAS is asking the community to help other shelter pets in need. The department's shelters are currently operating at 230% capacity, creating an urgent need for adopters and foster families.
Every adoption opens space for another animal in need. Fostering gives shelter pets a temporary place to stay while creating critical kennel space. For more information on adoption and fostering,

DOGS ARE SAFE BUT I WORRY ABOUT THE SENIOR WOMAN WHO OWNS THE HOME.

KRIS PLEASE POST!
The police were called and responded but said there were no dogs on the property. The Riverside County Animal Control knows about it and they have done nothing. No charges filed. However, someone went back and said that the dogs ARE there. He looked through the fence! A woman named Carole Deluca owns the property but not sure if she knows what's going on or she may live on the property and dealing with these men! She's 82 years old!!!! Maybe they are abusing her too?? There needs to be a welfare check on the woman.

50005 Ramona Street
Cabazon, CA 92230

Riverside Animal Shelter
(951) 358-7387

Cabazon PD
951-922-7100

Adult Protective Services
(805) 781-1790
Welfare check for Carole Deluca