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 female pit bull/Labrador retriever, yellow and white, was found on Second Street and I-35.
Two domestic short hair kittens, orange, were found in a shed on Sunnyside.
A domestic short hair kitten, black and white, was found in a shed on Sunnyside.
A domestic short hair kitten, brown tiger and white, was found in a shed on Sunnyside.
A domestic short hair kitten, black, was found in a shed on Sunnyside.
A domestic short hair kitten, gray tiger, was found in a shed on Sunnyside.
A female domestic short hair kitten, calico and white, was found in a shed on Sunnyside.
A female Catahoula, brown brindle and white, was found on 15th Street and Broadway.
A female domestic short hair cat, tortie, was found on Kelly and Danforth.
A domestic short hair cat, black and white, was found on Danforth and Kelly.
A domestic short hair kitten, gray and white, was found on Kelly and Danforth.
A neutered male, Labrador retriever, yellow, was found south of Waterloo and Broadway.
A female domestic short hair kitten, tortie, was found in the 900 block of North Fretz.
A female domestic short hair kitten, calico, was found in the 900 block of North Fretz.
A female domestic short hair cat, brown tabby, was found in the 900 block of North Fretz.
A domestic short hair cat, yellow, was found on Santa Fe and Second Street.
A female Cairn terrier mix, black and brown, was found on 15th Street and Edgewood.
A neutered male Australian terrier/Yorkshire terrier mix, brown and black, was found on Covell and I-35 in front of the shelter.
A female Mastiff/German shepherd mix, brown, recently had pups, was found on Covell and Bryant.
A male rottweiler, black and tan, was found on Second Street and Covell.
A domestic short hair cat, brown tabby, was found.
A male whippet/pit bull mix, brown brindle and white, was found on Danforth and Bryant.
A domestic short hair cat, gray and white, was found on Larkspur.
A female Australian shepherd, white and black with a silver collar with rhinestones, was found on Danforth and Kelly.
A neutered male Labrador retriever, black, gray Kong collar with two black spots, was found on Covell and Coltrane.
A female heeler, white and brown, was found on Boucher Drive.
A female Labrador retriever, black and white, was found on Boucher Drive.
A neutered male domestic short hair cat, gray, was found at the UCO Village Apartments.
A female domestic short hair cat, white and yellow, was found caught in a trap on Canyon Bridge Lane.
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