Tips for Finding Your Pet

Be sure that your pet wears some sort of identification at all times. Have your pet micro-chipped. It is virtually pain free and any vet can insert it for you.

Check with people in your neighborhood.
Talk to your neighbors, mail carriers and newspaper delivery people, anyone who spends time in your neighborhood who might have seen your pet.

Make a poster. Include a description and photo of your pet. Offer a reward. It doesn't have to be large, but any reward may motivate people to help the search. Decide what you think is a fair amount. Include your telephone number

Put your poster up around town. Post it on street corners and in area shops. Many places like libraries and supermarkets have bulletin boards that you can post it on.

Flyers! Flyers and More Flyers! Put them up everywhere! Hand them out to everyone! 

You can post a report on the internet with many different sites.

Call local animal shelters to check if they have your animal. If not, ask if you can leave a description along with your telephone number in case your pet turns up there. Even better, go to the shelter and look for your pet.

Our teams are ready to go on very short notice!

The faster you call us the better the chance of recovering your dog. Dogs like any animal are constantly on the go. So quick response from the owner is crucial!

Other than that……”Our Noses Know Where Your Pet Goes!!!! 

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