EDMOND —
This is a list of animals that have been found and are at the Edmond Animal Shelter, at Interstate 35 and Covell in the Cross Timbers Municipal Complex. Call the shelter at 216-7615 for more information.
A male domestic medium hair cat, brown tabby, was found on Fourth Street and Boulevard.
A domestic short hair cat, black and white, was found on Littler and Ninth Street.
A male Labrador retriever mix puppy, brown and white, was found on Covell and Sooner Road.
A neutered male Labrador retriever puppy, black, was found.
A spayed female short hair Chihuahua, black and brown, was found on Covell and Western.
A neutered male Parson Russell terrier mix, white and Brown, was found on 33rd Street and Boulevard.
A male Labrador retriever mix, black, was found on Second Street and I-35.
A domestic medium hair cat, brown tabby, was found on Fourth Street and Boulevard.
A male Parson Russell terrier, tan and white, was found on Danforth and Fretz.
A female beagle, black and brown was found on Second Street and I-35.
A domestic short hair cat, gray tabby, was found on Memorial Road and I-35.
A female pit bull, tan, was found in Mitch Park.
A female dachshund mix, black and brown, was found on Bryant and 15th Street.
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