A white female Chihuahua mix was found on Walnut Street Monday morning. She has a thin collar and brown ears. Police are seeking the owner. Can you help? Call the police department at 704-892-5131.

A black male chow was dropped off at the Davidson Police Department Monday night, Oct. 15, around 10 p.m.  The dog was found walking on Main Street in Davidson near Summit Coffee.

The dog has no tags and is deaf. He may have an injured left hindquarter. Because the dog was injured and suffering through the night at the Davidson kennel, Davidson police sent him to Charlotte Animal Control.

The resident who found the dog said he’s old, “but gets around pretty good.” Unfortunately, if nobody claims him, he’ll be put down on Friday morning, Oct. 19. See another photo and info on the CMPD Animal Control pets page.

If you recognize this dog, please contact Davidson Police at 704-892-5131.

A Davidson resident has found a dog wandering behind the Davidson Post Office. She’s very sweet, docile/almost timid, and appears young. The dog was found attached to an exceedingly heavy, industrial chain, as if she had been chained to a tree or fence. This dog is now at the Davidson Police department, 704-892-5131, and may be available for adoption.

Davidson town employees found an older male Irish Setter wandering at Main Street and Concord Road in Davidson Monday morning after 8 a.m. The dog did not have a tag, and is wearing a red leash. If you recognize this dog, contact Davidson Police Department at 704-892-5131.

UPDATE: This beauty and his owner were reunited later Monday morning.

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Pawz Too Run, Davidson’s biggest annual festival of canines, brought dozens of dogs and dog-lovers to the Davidson Village Green on Saturday. The 2nd annual road race and festival, organized by local high schooler Joanna Copio, helped raise money for Friends of the Animals, which wants to build a state-of-the-art animal shelter and adoption center off I-77 Exit 31 in Mooresville. Read the full story

This spotted male dog with a red collar was found running loose downtown on Saturday, April 14. He was being taken care of at the town’s temporary animal shelter. If you recognize him call the police department, 704-892-5131.

NOTE: The initial report about this dog describe him as a female. Turns out that wasn’t right.