The 3-month-old puppy was euthanized earlier this month at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center.
Board of Supervisors ordered an investigation into the accidental euthanasia of a 3-month-old puppy earlier this month at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center.
"His death sparked outrage among community members who reasonably expect the county's services to be conducted with care and precision," according to the motion.
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