Which sentence correctly fixes this run-on sentence?

There was confusion at the pet store, cats and dogs ran loose, a monkey climbed up the shelves.

A.
There was confusion at the pet store. Cats and dogs ran loose, a monkey climbed up the shelves.

B.
There was confusion at the pet store cats and dogs ran loose, a monkey climbed up the shelves.

C.
There was confusion at the pet store; cats and dogs ran loose, and a monkey climbed up the shelves.

D.
There was confusion at the pet store, cats and dogs ran loose. A monkey climbed up the shelves.

Question

Which sentence correctly fixes this run-on sentence? 

There was confusion at the pet store, cats and dogs ran loose, a monkey climbed up the shelves.
 
 A.
There was confusion at the pet store. Cats and dogs ran loose, a monkey climbed up the shelves.
 
 B.
There was confusion at the pet store cats and dogs ran loose, a monkey climbed up the shelves.
 
 C.
There was confusion at the pet store; cats and dogs ran loose, and a monkey climbed up the shelves.
 
 D.
There was confusion at the pet store, cats and dogs ran loose. A monkey climbed up the shelves.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

C
There was confusion at the pet store; cats and dogs ran loose, and a monkey climbed up the shelves.