A significant incident unfolded at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter in Billings, Montana, where 14 employees were hospitalized after inhaling toxic smoke from a botched methamphetamine incineration by the FBI. The event led to the immediate evacuation of the animal shelter, which is now closed for an extended period due to smoke contamination. Workers reported feeling unwell after exposure to the hazardous fumes, resulting in several hospitalizations. This mishap has raised concerns about the safety measures surrounding the disposal of seized narcotics and has left the animal shelter staff uncertain about their future operations.