Queens, NY Stray Male Dog Found Near Near precinct queens ny

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Charles S.

2 months ago

I found my dog smoke thank you 105 precinct

Susanne Z.

2 months ago

Joyce Lynn THIS IS THE LAW REGARDING A FOUND PET IN NYC. Under New York State and City laws, pets are classified as personal property, meaning you cannot legally "finders keepers" a lost animal. You are required by law to notify local authorities (police or animal control) and make reasonable efforts to find the owner before attempting to legally keep or rehome the pet. Key Legal RequirementsMandatory Reporting: You must report the found animal to the municipality. In NYC, you should report found pets to 311 and register the animal on the NYC Animal Care Centers (ACC) Database. Microchip Check: Anyone who takes in a found pet (including shelters, rescues, and Good Samaritans) is legally required to have the animal scanned for a microchip within 24 hours and attempt to contact the registered owner. Holding Period: Because the animal is property, keeping a dog or cat without notifying the police, the owner, or local authorities for more than 10 days is considered presumptive evidence of larceny (theft). 3-Month Rule: If the rightful owner cannot be located, found dogs are legally held as found property for 3 months, after which they may be legally claimed by the finder or officially rehomed.

Susanne Z.

2 months ago

THIS IS THE LAW REGARDING A FOUND PET IN NYC. Under New York State and City laws, pets are classified as personal property, meaning you cannot legally "finders keepers" a lost animal. You are required by law to notify local authorities (police or animal control) and make reasonable efforts to find the owner before attempting to legally keep or rehome the pet. Key Legal RequirementsMandatory Reporting: You must report the found animal to the municipality. In NYC, you should report found pets to 311 and register the animal on the NYC Animal Care Centers (ACC) Database. Microchip Check: Anyone who takes in a found pet (including shelters, rescues, and Good Samaritans) is legally required to have the animal scanned for a microchip within 24 hours and attempt to contact the registered owner. Holding Period: Because the animal is property, keeping a dog or cat without notifying the police, the owner, or local authorities for more than 10 days is considered presumptive evidence of larceny (theft). 3-Month Rule: If the rightful owner cannot be located, found dogs are legally held as found property for 3 months, after which they may be legally claimed by the finder or officially rehomed.

Susanne Z.

2 months ago

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Ira E.

2 months ago

Joyce Lynn thank you so much for doing the correct thing and like you said look for a rescue I have names of them if you need just to police or acc please

Merima M.

2 months ago

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Ana C.

2 months ago

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Joyce L.

2 months ago

We are going to do everything to find your family sweet boy. You’re such a good boy. We will take good care of you until we find your family and if we can’t find your family, we will find a good Rescue with a good foster and then a perfect home. Please, if anyone knows this baby please let us know. Joyce Lynn Maria Mesa

Found/Stray Dog in Queens, NY 11411

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Found/Stray Dog in Queens, NY 11411

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