White terrier mix found running near rice elementary in evesham
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White terrier mix found running near Rice Elementary in Evesham

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February 24, 2026

Police seek owner after dog discovered on Kings Grant Drive

Evesham, NJ – A small white terrier mix with striking blue eyes was found running along Kings Grant Drive near Rice Elementary School on Tuesday, prompting a call for the public’s help in reuniting the dog with its owner.

The dog, described as a white terrier mix wearing a flea collar, was located by officers from the Evesham Township Police Department. A photo shared by the department shows the dog secured safely inside a patrol vehicle while awaiting assistance.

Animal Control was dispatched to take custody of the dog as officers worked to identify the owner. Police said the dog does not appear to have identification tags but was wearing a flea collar at the time it was found.


Key Points

  • White terrier mix found running on Kings Grant Drive near Rice Elementary School
  • Dog was wearing a flea collar and has distinctive blue eyes
  • Animal Control responding as police seek help locating the owner

How to claim the dog

Anyone who recognizes the dog or believes it belongs to them is urged to contact the Evesham Township Police Department immediately. Officials said they are working to ensure the dog is safely reunited with its family as soon as possible.

The department also encouraged residents to share the information on social media to expand the search. Cases involving a found dog often rely on quick community response to connect pets with their owners.

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