Authorities are searching for the person who shot and killed a burro, presumably with a bow and arrow, in Reche Canyon.
Riverside County Animal Services officers responded to several 911 calls that were made the morning of April 30 about the wounded burro, along Reche Canyon Road between Keissel Road and Mercadante Lane.
Hundreds of burros wander the hills of Reche Canyon, between Moreno Valley and Loma Linda. They often cross the road in packs, causing traffic jams on Reche Canyon Road. This isn't the first time something like this has happened. Animal Services also investigated a report of a burro shot with a bow and arrow back in 2018, when pictures of the wounded animal circulated on social media.
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