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HOW TO FIND LOST PETS
Who -- What -- Where -- Why -- How
-- TABLE OF CONTENTS --
Applicable to any U.S. area --
Applicable to some International areas
Although this document is written
mostly in reference to dogs and cats, the principles can be applied to
other critters as well. Use your best judgment regarding your particular
lost pet and conduct your search accordingly.
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- Lost Pets Table of Contents
I.
Lost Pets - attitudes,
issues, beliefs
Note:
Your search will be less difficult if you read this section, since there are many most-important helpful tips within.
A. Attitudes good and bad
B. Stray or not
C. How long will you search?
D. How and where people search
E.
Human errors
F. Handling other error issues
G.
Purebred vs mixed breed
H.
Your pet - safe or not
I.
Friends, family, neighbors
J. Personal safety issues
II.
Where lost pets go; animal behaviors; statistics; problems
Here
are many very important details that can be easily overlooked.
A.
Speed, time, distance (dogs, cats,
others)
B. Neighbor pickup
C.
Where lost pets go
initially
D. Lost pet behaviors
E. Getting trapped
F. When lost away from home
G.
Getting transported
H.
Getting home alone
I. General statistics
J. Humane shelter issues
K. Considerations regarding adoption
L. Veterinary experience in pounds and shelters
M. Human error
N.
Purebred
vs. mixed breed
III.
Which
facility may eventually get your pet and why
Can you find your pet if you don't know the why /
where of ALL facilities?
A. Animal impoundment
B. Municipalities
C. Timing and disposal
D. Research
E. System and facility coordination
F. Animal control, shelters, research
IV.
How to search for a lost pet
Read here a multitude of hidden tips. Your pet
needs one. But which one?
A. Search basics
B. Search overview
C. Types of animal control
D. How to find pounds and shelters
E.
Where and how to search
F. Rewards
G. How long to search
V.
Example
Lost Pet Search Schedule, Simplified
Lay out your in-depth schedule to save time and
energy.
A. Day One
B. Day Two
C. Day Three
D. Day Four
E. "Day Five"
VI.
How to change the lost and surrendered pet system
What happens to pets in pounds, shelters, etc.
What
kinds of
euthanasia are used?
What can one person
easily do?
A. Basic
system
B. Guidelines
C. Municipality questions
D. Facility questions
Appendix
Quick tips
How to find ALL humane
society/spca shelters in your area
How to find ALL no-kill
shelters in your area
How to find ALL animal
pounds in your area
Reasons to search at
different agencies
Other issues:
How to find research
dealers and research labs in your area
How to find out how pets
are killed in pounds and shelters in your area
What happens to bodies
from pounds and shelters in your area
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Reminder for Windows users: The simplest way to get an answer to
a very specific detail is to visit each page and use the "Edit, find"
feature in your Windows upper left corner.
Our information has been carefully checked many
times, from many angles; however, laws change, facilities change,
numbers change, situations change, locations change.
Everything you read here about the lost pet
impoundment system can be verified or proven erroneous as you work to
find your pet; you
will find tips here on how to verify information as you learn how to
accomplish a serious search.
We encourage you to verify verify verify.
Notes:
---Some information in this report is difficult to cope with and not for
the faint of heart.
---Plan for an efficient search; it can take weeks or
months to find the lost.

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Here you'll find information on what happens to pets in pounds,
how animals are killed (euthanized) in pounds and shelters,
how to find out what happens to animals in pounds,
as well as how to find lost cats and
how to find lost dogs.