Two Lost Dogs Found in Utica, Authorities Seeking to Reunite With Owners

UTICA, NY – The City of Utica Police Department reported that their Animal Control Officers have taken in two dogs this afternoon. A female pit bull, black and white in color, was found on Faas Avenue. Additionally, a male collie/shepherd mix, also black and white, was located on the 900 block of Warren Street.

Owners of these dogs, or anyone who might know the owners, are urged to contact the Squad Commander’s Office at 315-223-3461 to reclaim the animals.

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