‘Horror movie’: officials investigate after 21 dead dogs wash up on Washington state shore
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Officials in Skagit County, Washington, are investigating the discovery of 21 dead canines that washed ashore on Guemes Island between March 26th and April 5th. The Skagit County Sheriff's Office is working to determine the origin of the animals, which have baffled the island's residents. Necropsies are being conducted to identify the species, as the remains are badly decomposed. Some residents have reported the animals appeared to be skinned, while investigators are unsure if this is due to decomposition. The island, once known as "Dog Island," is accessible by ferry and has sparked rumors among residents regarding the cause of the deaths.
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AI-ExtractedIt’s a creepy mystery out here, it’s like the start of a horror movie.
Authorities are actively investigating where the animals came from.
21 canines were found on the shoreline of Guemes Island between March 26 and Friday.
Necropsies have been conducted but it is not yet sure if the animals are dogs, coyotes, foxes or something else.
Investigators are unsure if the bodies were skinned or just badly decomposed.
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