Found dog in woodbury city

Found Dog in Woodbury City

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May 24, 2024

WOODBURY, NJ – A dog has been found near the intersection of Lake Avenue and Park Avenue by Woodbury Heights Lake, according to the Woodbury City Police Department.

The police are reaching out to the community to help locate the owner of the dog. Anyone who recognizes the dog or knows the owner is urged to contact the Woodbury City Police Department at (856) 845-0065 or the Gloucester County Animal Control at (856) 881-2828.

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