Investigative Field Report — Gori, Georgia (November 2026)

Gori, Georgia • Discovered November 1, 2026

THE GEORGIAN DOG MASSACRE: The Cover-Up They Don't Want You to See.

On November 1, 2026, local residents and independent witnesses in Gori, Georgia uncovered open mass graves containing dozens of dead street dogs dumped away from public view.

Instead of launching an investigation into how scores of street animals ended up buried together in municipal pits, authorities moved immediately to dismiss what witnesses filmed and photographed on the ground.

The Official Cover-Up: Confronted with direct visual evidence of the mass graves in Gori, the municipal Animal Monitoring Agency claimed that all of the dogs simply “just died.” Healthy and tagged street dogs across a city do not collapse simultaneously and bury themselves in mass pits.
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Photographic Evidence

Unedited Field Documentation from Gori

Raw photographs and ground documentation recorded at the mass grave sites and streets of Gori on November 1, 2026. Click any photograph to inspect full size.

Mass grave uncovered in Gori, Georgia on November 1, 2026
Gori, Nov 1, 2026 — Mass grave site uncovered by local witnesses.
Bodies of street dogs found in open trench in Gori
Gori, Nov 1, 2026 — Street dogs dumped together in an unmarked trench.
Field evidence from Gori burial pit
Gori, Nov 1, 2026 — Ground-level documentation contradicting the agency's statement.
Additional photographic evidence from Gori
Gori, Nov 1, 2026 — Surrounding area at the disposal site outside town.
Street dogs in Gori prior to municipal roundups
Gori — Tagged community dogs documented on the streets prior to removal.
Unedited witness photograph from Gori, Georgia
Gori, Nov 1, 2026 — Unedited witness photograph preserved by local volunteers.
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This petition was launched by Georgian activists on the ground demanding an immediate criminal investigation into the mass dog graves. Because the platform (peticia.org) is entirely in Georgian, follow the exact translated screenshots below to sign in 30 seconds—no registration or Georgian phone number is required.

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Step 1

Where to Find the Sign Button

Ignore the top menu. Scroll down slightly to the signature counter on the right and click the black button (“ხელმოწერა ↗”).

Step 1 visual guide showing where to click the black sign button on peticia.org
Step 2

English Translation of the Petition Form

Fill out the popup window using the red English translations below, then click the black button at the bottom to submit.

Step 2 visual guide with red English translations of every field in the Georgian petition popup
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