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Miranda’s Rescue investigation: How it started and where it’s going

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Humboldt County officials confirmed Friday that Miranda signed a compliance agreement with the Planning and Building Department. The document allows Miranda’s Rescue to continue operating despite its original conditional use permit having expired 23 years ago and never being renewed.

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Miranda’s Rescue investigation: How it started and where it’s going

Humboldt County officials confirmed Friday that Miranda signed a compliance agreement with the Planning and Building Department. The document allows Miranda’s Rescue to continue operating despite its original conditional use permit having expired 23 years ago and never being renewed.

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Times-Standard broke the news on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
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