San Diego Humane Society Receives 23 Chihuahuas From Imperial Beach

San Diego, CA, August 27, 2026 —

The San Diego Humane Society has taken in a group of 23 Chihuahuas. These dogs were transferred from Imperial Beach.

Specific details regarding the circumstances that led to the transfer of these 23 Chihuahuas from Imperial Beach to the San Diego Humane Society were not immediately available. Information concerning the origin of the dogs within Imperial Beach, such as whether they came from a specific shelter, rescue organization, or were part of a humane investigation, has not been provided. The health status of the dogs and the timeline for their care and potential adoption also remain unspecified at this time.

The San Diego Humane Society is a non-profit animal welfare organization dedicated to providing care for animals in need. Its services typically include sheltering, adoption, spay/neuter services, and community outreach programs. The organization frequently partners with other animal welfare agencies and local municipalities to assist with animal intake and care.

Further details about this intake, including how the public might be able to support the care of these dogs or information on their adoption availability, are expected to be released by the San Diego Humane Society as more information becomes available and as the animals undergo their veterinary assessments and care protocols.

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