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 Welsh corgi car mix, black and white, was found between 33rd Street and Bryant.
A male domestic medium hair, gray tiger, was found.
A male domestic short hair kitten, gray tiger, was found.
A female golden retriever, gold and red, was found on Springhill Drive and 33rd Street.
A female Mastiff puppy, tan and black, was found on 14th Street and Rankin.
A neutered male Schnauzer miniature, black, was found on Sooner Road and Sorghum Mill Road.
A female Labrador retriever, chocolate, was found at the Dog Park at 33rd Street.
A male Polish lowland dog, white and gray, was found on Eighth Street and Kelly.
A domestic short hair cat, orange, was found on Tom Drive and Bryant.
A male American Staffordshire mix, blue and white, was found.
A male Labrador retriever, yellow, was found on Covell and Bryant.
A female English setter, black and white, was found on 33rd Street and Boulevard.
A female rottweiler/Labrador retriever mix, female, was found on Covell and I-35.
A female German shepherd/pointer mix, liver tick, was found on Covell and I-35.
A male pit bull, brown brindle, was found on Danforth and Kelly.
A domestic short hair, gray tabby kitten, was found on Bryant and Second Street.
A male dachshund, blue merle with one blue eye, was found on 29th Street and Meadow Lane.
A female American Staffordshire, brown brindle, was found on Patterson and 33rd Street.
A female pit bull mix, brown brindle, was found on Midwest Boulevard and Covell.
A female Labrador retriever/German shepherd mix puppy, brown and white was found on the north side of 15th Street and Hiwassee.
A female field spaniel/Labrador retriever mix puppy, brown and white, was found on the north side of 15th Street and Hiwassee.
A male domestic short hair kitten, gray, was found on 15th Street and Boulevard.
A female domestic short hair kitten, black, was found on 15th and Kelly.
A female dachshund mix puppy, black, was found.
A male dachshund mix, brown, was found.
A spayed female Chihuahua short hair, black and tan with gray speckles, was found on 33rd and Boulevard.
A neutered male Golden retriever mix, red with a collar and no microchip, was found on East 13th Street.
A female German shepherd, tan and black with a black harness and pink collar was a stray from Hafer Park.
A female Parson Russell terrier, white and brown, was found at Coffee Creek and Midwest Boulevard.
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