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Lost & Found
Retrieving Lost Pets
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here for some tips to follow if you lose your pet.
Click
here for some links to help you in your search.
PETS NEED
IDENTIFICATION!
Preventing Your Animal From Becoming Lost by the PetShelter Network
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME!
Don't give up your search!
Here are some tips to follow if you loose
your pet.
- VISIT (don't just call) your local and
nearby animal shelters
- Make flyers with your pets photograph,
description and contact information!
Hang them and pass them out!
- Visit your neighborhood. Walk around,
ask your neighbors if they have seen your missing pet.
- Contact your local radio station and
newspaper to run ads describing your lost pet!
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME!
Don't give up your search!
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Here are some links to help you:
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PETS NEED IDENTIFICATION!
Don't forget pets need either a collar with id tags, microchip or
tattoo and CONSTANT SUPERVISION! DON'T LET YOUR PET ROAM!
Be responsible... know where your pet is at all times!
For more
information on microchips Grain-sized microchip can be Fido's
ticket home!
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Preventing Your Animal From Becoming Lost by the PetShelter Network
Nobody wants to experience the heartache and trauma of losing a
beloved companion animal. There are a number of preventative
measures that can be taken to prevent this tragedy:
- NEVER leave your animal alone unsupervised
where he can be seen or taken.
- Make sure your animal has proper
identification on at all times. This is
the single most important thing you can do to protect your
animal!
Microchips are highly recommended, because they are a
permanent form of identification.
Medical research labs will not accept animals with tattoos
or microchips!
To read more about
microchipping ,
pet licensing, or
pet identification
- When you leave for vacations, make sure your
animal is in capable hands in a safe environment where the
animal will be well-cared for.
- Keep your animals calm and safely confined
during storms or on loud holidays, such as the 4th of July.
Thunderstorms and fireworks often terrify animals and cause them
to flee.
- Develop a relationship with your neighbors and
stay on the lookout for suspicious activity.
THANK YOU from the PetShelter Network!
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