Dog Found on Walter Drive in North Tonawanda

NORTH TONAWANDA, NY – A dog was recently found on Walter Drive in North Tonawanda, according to a post by the North Tonawanda Police Department.

Residents who recognize the dog or know its owner are encouraged to contact the North Tonawanda Police Department directly. For inquiries or to claim the dog, please call 716-692-4111 ext 0. The police hope to reunite the dog with its owner promptly.

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