Las Vegas, NV Lost Female Cat, Estrella Is Missing

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Leah O.

3 months ago

WHEN YOU LOSE A PET: NOTIFY PawsPatrolLV.org - Text/call: 725-331-3319 or email: pawspatrollv@gmail.com Say the cross streets where the animal was lost or found. Leave a message. They are volunteers and are very helpful in Search/Rescue when there is a confirmed sighting of the animal. Call one of these Animal Protection Services: You will be transferred if the call belongs to another area: 1. Clark County 702-455-7710 2. City of Las Vegas 702-229-6444 then #2 (They often are unable to answer their phone. Ask the dispatcher to take your message and forward it to them.) 3. North Las Vegas (702) 633-9111 Post on Pawboost.com. FREE. Just close out when you come to the “Pay page”. Your post will still go up. Very important: Pawboost offers that you can print Flyers to post around your area. Check your posts often to see that they have not been removed. You also can handprint "lost" flyers around your area. Check often to see that the flyers have not been removed. Make a listing on “Petco Love Lost” for your lost pet. petcolove.org/Upload your missing pet’s picture. Their website uses an AI model that will automatically match other listings that may match the picture of your missing pet. Go daily, in person, to The Animal Foundation: 655 N Mojave Road, Las Vegas, Animal Foundation hours are 11AM-7PM Tuesday-Sunday. Closed Mondays. Call (702) 760-7387 for help! Or: (702) 955-5932 ext. 932 - Email: lostandfound@animalfoundation.com - They are understaffed and overburdened. It is best that you go in person to look for your pet. The Animal Foundation is the central clearing house for lost and found pets and is the first facility to which the Owner will be directed to search for their pet. The Pet Owner has 72 hours to collect their pet at The Animal Foundation before the pet will be placed for adoption.

Judy J.

3 months ago

Post printed fliers in your area asap as not all see social media

Bonnie F.

3 months ago

Leave info or flyers at local vet clinics, finders typically start there hoping they have found a neighborhood stray. 🤞🙏

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