Midwest City Animal Welfare

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Do you know me? Contact MWCAW @ 405-739-1400 Ref # S2026445
06/03/2026

Do you know me? Contact MWCAW @ 405-739-1400 Ref # S2026445

Jester, Willow, Spike, Lacie and Blinky adopted!! Thank you for adopting!!
06/02/2026

Jester, Willow, Spike, Lacie and Blinky adopted!! Thank you for adopting!!

05/31/2026

***PLEASE SHARE THIS POST TO KEEP FAWNS FROM BEING TAKEN FROM THE MOTHERS.***

Every spring and early summer, white-tailed deer give birth and raise their young across Oklahoma. During this time, it is very common to come across a fawn lying alone in a field, wooded area, or even yards/near homes in urban and suburban areas.

The good news? This is usually completely normal.

Mother deer often leave their fawns hidden in a safe spot while they forage nearby. The fawn's best chance of survival is to remain exactly where its mother left it.

💚 If you care, leave it there. 💚

You can help by:
• Keeping dogs leashed or from roaming freely
• Avoiding mowing, weed-eating, or other yard work near the fawn for the day
• Giving the area plenty of space and minimizing disturbance

How can you tell if a fawn may truly need help? Look for these signs:
• Numerous ticks clustered around the eyes, face, and ears.
• A dirty fawn with visible wounds or dried blood that has not been cleaned.
• A fawn that is persistently following people, dogs, or other animals while crying out.
• The tips of the fawn's ears are curled back due to dehydration.
• A general, unkept appearance like it has not been groomed by mom.

If you observe any of these signs, contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator for guidance.

Please do not move a fawn before speaking with WildCare Oklahoma at 405-872-9338 or another licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Well-intentioned people sometimes accidentally "rescue" healthy fawns that are simply waiting for their mothers to return. This is sad for the baby and its mother.

Our goal is always to keep wildlife where it belongs—wild, free, and with its natural family whenever possible.

Photo credit: Natalie Parkes,

Bagel and Lapel adopted 5/29/26!!Thank you for adopting!!
05/30/2026

Bagel and Lapel adopted 5/29/26!!
Thank you for adopting!!

Banks, Sabrina, Fly, and Hotel adopted!!!Thank you for adopting!!
05/28/2026

Banks, Sabrina, Fly, and Hotel adopted!!!
Thank you for adopting!!

Do you know me? Contact MWCAW @ 405-749-1400 Ref # S2026436
05/28/2026

Do you know me? Contact MWCAW @ 405-749-1400 Ref # S2026436

Say hello to Banks (left, male) and Monet (right, female)!What breed are they? 100% cutie!They are about 1 year old and ...
05/28/2026

Say hello to Banks (left, male) and Monet (right, female)!
What breed are they? 100% cutie!
They are about 1 year old and 30-35 pounds. They were found running stray together and seem to be brother/sister.
They would love to find a home together, if possible, but can be adopted separately.
UPDATE: Banks has been adopted!!

How are these cuties still here?!?Pythagoras and Euclid (grey tabbies) saw their brother get adopted and want to find fo...
05/28/2026

How are these cuties still here?!?
Pythagoras and Euclid (grey tabbies) saw their brother get adopted and want to find forever homes too!

❤️ ADOPTED ❤️ Hotel came in with 7 brothers and sisters, but she is the last one waiting to be adopted!

Come in between 10am and 4pm today to give these kittens some love!

Say hello to our dog of the day: Leigh!Leigh is a female, 8-month-old, 38-pound, mixed breed sweetheart. She is dog test...
05/28/2026

Say hello to our dog of the day: Leigh!
Leigh is a female, 8-month-old, 38-pound, mixed breed sweetheart. She is dog tested and dog approved. Leigh is a little reserved and quiet, but when she starts playing, she can be rambunctious and provide you with lots of laughs!
Come in between 10am and 4pm today to give Leigh some love!

❤️ Went to Rescue ❤️ Do you know where I belong? Contact MidwestCity Animal Welfare at 405-739-1400 with reference numbe...
05/27/2026

❤️ Went to Rescue ❤️

Do you know where I belong? Contact Midwest
City Animal Welfare at 405-739-1400 with reference number S2026433.

Address

8485 E Reno Avenue
Midwest City, OK
73110

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 1pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 12pm - 4pm

Telephone

+14057391400

Website

https://www.midwestcityok.org/FormCenter/Animal-Welfare-5/Report-Lost-

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