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Melinda L.
3 weeks ago
Local vet office including emergency vet or possibly police station can free scan for a microchip. If someone tries to claim, please ask for proof of ownership (vet records, description of the collar pet was found wearing, unique markings, of the pet - information that you have not already included in your post). Post on Nextdoor app, Ring app, neighborhood Facebook groups, lost pet groups, and check/create a PawBoost alert. Hang FOUND signs around the area in ziplock bags (zip on the bottom) to protect from rain.Read More
Put up flyers in area found in case owners aren't on social media. Also, please bring inside before the wrong person gets hold of it or it gets hit by car. Make sure any person claiming has proof of ownership as vet bill with their name on it and animals name on it, or picture not photo shopped of the one you pasted on Facebook. Don't give away for free. Too many people selling for bait in dog fighting or sell animals for experiments in research labs. Thank you for helping . Let humane associations and police know too. Owners will look there.Read More
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