San Diego, CA, October 13, 2026 —

The San Diego Humane Society has taken in two hawks that were found to have been shot, according to the information provided. No further details were given about when or where the birds were found, or how they came to be brought to the organization.

The available information does not identify the hawks’ species, describe their injuries or current condition, or say whether they are receiving treatment. It also does not state whether the birds were found together or in separate incidents. The circumstances of the shooting have not been provided.

No information was provided about whether law enforcement or another agency is investigating, whether anyone has been identified in connection with the shooting, or whether any action has been taken. The Humane Society’s next steps for the hawks, including whether they may be released, were also not specified.

The confirmed information is limited to the organization taking in two hawks that had been found shot. Details that could clarify the birds’ condition, the circumstances in which they were found and any official response were not included in the summary.


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