Resources

• Visit your local Open Admission Shelter
• If your pet is microchipped, call the microchip company to make sure your contact information is up to date and alert the company that the pet is missing
• Contact Local Veterinarian Offices including the Emergency Clinics, if an animal is found injured they may be taken there instead of a shelter.
• Post flyers, especially in your neighborhood and the area the animal was lost from.
• Post a sign in your front yard and tag the window of your car with washable auto paint
• Post ads for free on PawBoost and Craigslist

• Visit your local Open Admission Shelter to see if the pet has a microchip
• If you cannot keep the pet until the owner is located, the shelter will keep the animal for a period of 3-10 days in an attempt to locate the owner.
• If you decide to keep the pet until owners are found, you must make attempts to find the owners and have the animal for a period of 10 days before deciding to keep the pet or rehome the pet.
• Many shelters have a Lost & Found log, contact shelters in your area to make a listing for the animal.
• Post flyers around the area that you found the animal
• Post ads for free on PawBoost and Craigslist

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