Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a series of animal shootings in Lancaster County. RELATED VIDEO ABOVE: Fundraiser to help farmers who had animals shotMultiple horses and cows were shot on Usner Road in Salisbury Township on March 15 between 12:45 a.m. and 1 a.m., according to a recent report. Police said several of the cows that were shot died from their injuries. The total number of animals shot is unknown. Anyone with information is urged to contact Trooper Richard Whitehouse at the Lancaster Crime Unit. More animals shotState police initially asked the public for help to find whoever shot and killed three cows and injured a horse back in March. In Colerain Township, two cows were shot and killed on School House Road, according to investigators. The cows were found dead on March 15, the same day at the Salisbury Township shooting. Investigators said the same people who shot the Colerain Township cows then traveled to South Vintage Road in Sadsbury Township and shot a horse and a cow. The horse survived, but the cow died from its injuries. Police have not stated if these incidents are directly connected to the Salisbury Township shooting. There's been no word on any suspects or arrests.Pittsburgh's Action News 4's sister station WGAL is working to learn more.