San Diego Humane Society Treating Two Hawks Injured by Gunfire

San Diego, CA, October 13, 2026 —

The San Diego Humane Society is treating two hawks that were found injured by gunfire in San Diego, according to the information provided. No further details about the birds’ condition or treatment were included.

The circumstances surrounding the injuries have not been specified. The information does not identify when or where in San Diego the hawks were found, who discovered them, or whether the incident was reported to law enforcement. It also does not say whether investigators are involved or whether anyone has been identified in connection with the gunfire.

The hawks’ species, the extent of their injuries and their current prognosis were not provided. There is also no information about how long the Humane Society expects to treat them or whether they may be released after treatment. The organization’s account of the case, including any statement from staff, was not included.

The details available establish that two hawks were injured by gunfire and are receiving care from the San Diego Humane Society. They do not establish where the shooting occurred, how it happened or what may follow. Further information about the birds’ recovery and the circumstances of the incident was not provided.

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