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MONTGOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER REPORT FOR 1/18/2016

By Scott Engle
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Montgomery County Animal Shelter

Managed by Montgomery County
Animals Received Today in Shelter or Foster Care
http://www.mcaspets.org

To place a Rescue Hold on an animal on this list, please call Front Counter Staff (281) 364-4216 to place a HOLD on an animal.

  • No holds may be placed by email.
  • Should the owner not reclaim this animal it will be available in 3 days.
  • An animal can only be put on HOLD for 1 day beyond the stray hold period.

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Animal Description

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FEMALE, WHITE POODLE MIN
IN FOSTER CARE
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