Lost dog found near dunkin donuts, taken to police kennel

Lost dog found near Dunkin Donuts, taken to police kennel

UPPER MORELAND, PA – A dog was discovered on the morning of March 18 near Dunkin Donuts at 2618 Easton Road. The animal has been relocated to the Hatboro Police Department kennel, where it will remain until its owner is located.

The Upper Moreland Police Department reported the incident through their official channels. They encourage anyone with information regarding the dog’s owner to make contact.

Residents are urged to call the Upper Moreland Police Department at 215-657-4700 if they recognize the dog or have any relevant details.

This situation highlights the importance of keeping pets secure and monitoring their whereabouts. Local authorities frequently address lost and found pets in the community.

As of now, the dog waits at the kennel for its family.

Reports of lost pets often raise awareness of the need for pet identification.

In this instance, the Upper Moreland community may assist in reuniting the dog with its owner.

Community members are reminded that resources are available for lost pets.

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