Han pasado casi dos meses desde que la organización sin ánimo de lucro de San Diego transfirió 318 animales pequeños a la Humane Society of Southern Arizona de Tucson; más de 250 siguen sin aparecer.
La Humane Society de San Diego está planeando contratar a un investigador privado para averiguar qué ocurrió con cientos de conejos, conejillos de indias, ratas y hámsters que transfirió este verano a su homóloga de Arizona, incluso mientras dos de los líderes del refugio de Tucson abandonan el misterio. La organización sin ánimo de lucro de San Diego también quiere emprender acciones legales.
Aun así, Weitzman sigue mostrándose escéptico sobre toda la transacción. Aunque el incidente ha recibido publicidad tanto en San Diego como en Arizona, Weitzman señaló que ningún adoptante ha declarado que los animales estén a salvo.
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