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Montgomery County Animal Shelter -Animals Received 2/19/26

By Jamie Nash
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IN SHELTER – A425350

Hold:

FEMALE – 10.00 BLACK LABRADOR RETR / MIX

This animal has been at the shelter since 02/19/2026, 0 days.

The following are the animals test status.
If a result does not appear that test has not been performed or is not performed on that animal type.
Heartworm: NEGATIVE
Combo:
FeLV:
FIV:

Comments:

MCAS
For more information, call:

Montgomery County Animal Shelter at (936) 442-7738

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