city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group...er of animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their animals

city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group... animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their animals are e

city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group... "center of animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their an

city spokesperson joanna altman says it wasn't until peters reached out an animal rescue group... "center of animal rescue and education in solano county" or "cares" on march 20th, which then notified vallejo's animal control five days later... that officers responded to the area.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "march 25th is when we received the phone call. we responded within an hour of the phone call." but by the then, altman says the remains were so badly decomposed, the officers could only identity one, possibly two dogs. not a dozen as originally reported. that has complicated the investigation into the matter. the city of vallejo is working with the solano county sheriff's office and animal control... looking into whether or not this incident is tied to any other recent animal cruelty cases.joanna altman/city of vallejo- "records that we might have for other similar incidents and just to see if there's some synergy or something we can review or be more proactive on in the future." marie chua is the founder of "cares" and says pet owners should take steps now to make their an