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Stray Tabby Cat Found in Middle River
This lost kitty was picked up on Earls Road. She arrived at Baltimore County Animal Services on May 23.

MIDDLE RIVER, MD–Here’s a Facebook post from a Patch Reader in Essex about a lost pet:
Anyone missing this cat from Middle River? Contact Baltimore County Animal Services 13800 Manor Road, Baldwin, MD 21013 or call 410-887-7297
Stray from Middle River (Earls Rd) arrived at Baltimore County Animal Services on 5/23
Animal ID ACIMP-2016-02418
Species Cat
Breed Domestic Short Hair
Color Brown Tabby
Sex Female
Spayed/Neutered No
Shelter Arrival 5/23/2016 10:39:33 AM
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