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Helpful Steps:
- Post information about your lost pet online. Local Facebook pages as well as other websites such as Nextdoor or Petco Love Lost are great starting places to look for your lost pet, and to post a pet you have found that you’re trying to help reunite with their family.
- Post signs or flyers of your lost pet at intersections within a 2 mile radius of your home. You’ll also want to put up flyers at common areas such as churches, community centers, vet clinics, apartment complexes and laundromats.
- Contact your local animal control facility. They acquire a lot of pets, they may already have found yours.
- Contact veterinary clinics in your area and surrounding areas. Finders may have taken your pet to a vet to be scanned for a microchip.
Save Yourself the Heartache:
- Current identification can be all you need to prevent loss of your beloved pet. Ensuring your pet always has a collar with a tag that includes your contact information can speed up the process if your pet goes missing. You can shop our fashionable collars and personalized pet tags to add to your pets personality.
- Microchip your pet and keep your contact information up to date. If you move or change your phone number, be sure to update your information with the microchip company and your vet.
