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What To Do If You Lost a Dog. These dog tips can help your chances of seeing them again. Prayer is powerful, but there our actions you must take. Our dogs need our help to find their way home. This a great article on how to increase your chances of finding your dog. nodogaboutit.wordpress.com/2012/11/18/why-your-lost-dog-may-not-run-back-to-you Steps to take immediately : Put your t-shirts out and around your home and yard. Your smell will be helpful to find your dog or cat's way home. Walk the neighborhood, talk to everybody you run across, and leave your phone number. PUT UP POSTERS Print Poster Now - Post flyers and posters within a minimum of a 3-mile radius of where your dog was last seen. 32% of lost dogs are found over ten miles from home. Posters Do not underestimate the "Power of Posters!" Start by posting flyers and posters within a minimum of a 3-mile radius of where your dog was lost. 32% of lost dogs are found over ten miles from home. *In some cities it is not legal to post or hang on poles. Keep expanding your search area until you find your cat/ dog. FACEBOOK Use Facebook! Find local shelters and Lost Animal networks in your area and post a picture with info. Create a Facebook Page. It has reunited many cats and dogs, even months, weeks or years later - Leave an article of your dirty clothing, the dogs bed or blanket, and a large bowl of water in the area last seen. Often dogs will stay by that. Dogs are most active at dawn and dusk. - Search the area, enlist neighborhood kids to help by offering them a reward. -Talk to delivery and postal people. - Post with a photo on social media, ask people to please SHARE your post. - Contact local Animal Control, local Shelters, Veterinarians,Kennels, Pet Store, Sheriff’s office dispatch clerk, and rescues by phone. Some organizations will not tell you over the phone if they have the dog, so it’s best to also go in person, and ask if you can leave a poster and contact information with them. - Keep visiting local dog parks and shelters to check, continue to hand out flyers. - File a lost pet report with all organizations within a 60 mile radius of the area the dog was lost in. -Search online in 3-5 adjoining counties. -Put large signs up at your home, people driving and walking by may recognize the dog. -Make up 8”x 10” posters which are colorful and eye catching, have a current clear photo of dog, note distinguishing markings, reward if offered, ( leave out one thing about your pets description, so you can use that to verify that the person does actually have your dog, as there are people who will try and have you wire them money to get the dog,and they don’t actually have them). Add information like medications needed, DO NOT CHASE, wearing collar ( what color), dragging leash, last seen at what location. Add two contact numbers, and an email address to the poster. Putting small tear off strips at the bottom of the poster, each containing LOST DOG and your contact numbers makes it more convenient for a person to contact you. - Post signs in well lit areas at eye level in convenience stores, supermarkets, community post boards, entrances and exits to Parks, Bus stops, phone poles, local coffee shop, anywhere it is legal to post them.

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Truly Heaven, to be greeted by, and spend our existence with all the animals who loved us unconditionally. I am very sorry for your loss. . "We who choose to surround ourselves with lives even more temporary than our own, live within a fragile circle; easily and often breached. Unable to accept its awful gaps, we would still live no other way." ~ The Fragile Circle, Irving Townsend

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These tips can help your chances of seeing them again. RU-vid video with great advice. Here is one that is very helpful. Please watch it for guidance : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g2eCoC63B9I.html&ab_channel=FrontStreetAnimalShelter-CityofSacramento For Cats: www.missingpet.net/advice/cats.html public.homeagain.com/how-to-find-a-lost-cat-using-personality-clues.html CATS Ask a local cat rescue to help you set up a cat trap. Cat traps are highly effective. Leave fresh food and water outside on a porch or in a sheltered area close to your home. Set up a large, sturdy box lined with an old towel or other items that smell familiar to your cat. Cats will often slink back home at night. Also sprinkle his used litter around your yard so he can smell his scent from a distance. If he’s not used to being out, or doesn’t know the area, he will likely be within 300 to 500 feet of where he was lost, if he can find a place to hide. Most lost cats who have always lived indoors will not go far from home. Once outside, your cat will likely be wary or frightened of any human voice and may not recognize you or come immediately when you call, but calling in an upbeat voice can help, especially at night. Steps to take immediately : Put your t-shirts out and around your home and yard. Your smell will be helpful to find your dog or cat's way home. Put cat's litter box in the yard. Walk the neighborhood, talk to everybody you run across, and leave your phone number. PUT UP POSTERS Print Poster Now - Post flyers and posters within a minimum of a 3-mile radius of where your dog or cat was last seen. 32% of lost dogs are found over ten miles from home. Posters Do not underestimate the "Power of Posters!" Start by posting flyers and posters within a minimum of a 3-mile radius of where your dog was lost. 32% of lost dogs are found over ten miles from home. *In some cities it is not legal to post or hang on poles