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Local shelter uses veterinary forensics to aid in animal cruelty investigations

By Local Jul 15, 2025 | 7:46 PM

One of the priorities for the Charleston Animal Society after taking over the Berkeley campus is helping with animal cruelty investigations.Recently, they rescu

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