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July 25, 2008

7-26 Rescued animals

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 359-4615.

The following animal are currently for auction:

A male dachshund/Jack Russell mix, tan and white, was found on 33rd Street and Broadway.

A neutered Labrador mix, black and white, was found on Santa Fe and Covell.

A domestic short-haired cat, black and white, was found on Bryant and Coffee Creek Road.

A neutered sheltie mix, red and white, was found on Coffee Creek Road and Santa Fe.

A domestic short-haired cat, black, was found on Bryant.

A female domestic long-haired cat, black tabby and gray, was found on Casi Court.

A female domestic short-haired and Siamese mix cat, tan with brown points, was found on Danforth and Bryant.

A domestic short-haired cat, black and white, was found on Fairfield Drive.

A male Labrador/German Shepherd mix, yellow and gray, was found on North Boulevard.

A domestic short-haired cat, black and white, was found on Oxford Oaks.

A male pit bull, white, was found on Swan Lake.

A female Staffordshire terrier, tan, was found on Danforth and Santa Fe.

A domestic short-haired cat, gray tabby and white, was found on Bryant and 15th Street.

The following animals will be for auction after 10 a.m. Monday:

A Labrador retriever mix, yellow and white, was found on West Dennis.

A domestic short-haired cat, black and tortoise, was found on Magnolia Lane.

A rottweiller mix, black and tan, was found on Coltrane between Second Street and Fifteenth Street.

The following animals will be available for auction after 10 a.m. Wednesday:

Two domestic short-haired cats, black, were found on North Fretz.

A domest shorthaired cat, black and white, was found on Concord Lane.

A domestic short-haired cat, black, was found on Rankin and Ninth Street.

A domestic short-haired cat, gray tabby, was found on Rankin and Ninth Street.

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