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If you have lost your cat or dog, start looking
immediately!
- Make flyers.
- Include a picture and description of our pet, date and
area lost, and offer a reward.
- Distribute them in as large an area as possible. A
confused dog or cat can roam large distances.
- Talk to residents in the area.
- In Chicago, stray and lost pets are impounded at two
main locations:
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- If you live in the suburbs, call your local animal control
office. These organizations are only required to hold strays
for five days; after that they will be put up for adoption
or put to death. Plan to visit each shelter as quickly as
possible and keep checking!
- Be sure to also call any other shelters, veterinary
clinics and pet stores in the area to alert them of your
lost dog or cat.
- Place a lost ad in your local newspaper and be sure to
check the found ads as well.
- DO NOT GIVE UP! Some pets have been known to turn
up months after being lost. Of course, once you find your
pet, make sure they are microchipped and wearing current ID
tags.
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