Our Lost and Found Animals
Call 406-391-2273 M-F 8-12 and 1-4 (406-873-4624 after hours) or email us at cutbankanimalshelter@hotmail.com . We will put the information on our websites, in the local papers and over the radio station for others to read and hear. A safe reunion between friend and family is our goal. The sooner your missing friend is listed;
the faster we can look for results.
Did Fido slip his leash, or did Fluffy streak out the door as you opened it? Did you take in a hungry stray who's searching for his home? If you've lost or found a pet, use the link below to send us the information and we'll post it here on our Web site. (Please remember to be very specific about the location where your pet was lost or where you found someone's pet, i.e. street address, etc.)

You may also want to check the photos and descriptions of Adopt Me animals by Cut Bank Animal Shelter. Scroll down the document page. This page is updated as an animal enters and leaves the shelter so keep checking! Please email a photo and description of your missing animal, so that we may add your pet to our website.


3/24/08 Lost Dog:


Kim, a 10 year old spayed female Belgian Malinois last seen in her yard on the Old Kevin Hwy around the Museum area on Tuesday, March 24th in the morning. Kim is tan with black ears and graying muzzle. She is an active dog with no health problems. Kim was wearing a green collar. Please report any information on Kim to, Joe at 406-391-2273 or email cutbankanimalshelter@hotmail.com or contact owner Cheree at 406-873-2321 or email crob350@northerntel.net.

Thank you.
Joseph Gauthier, ACO


 
 

10/13/09 Lost Cat:


Thomas O'Malley, a 10 year old neutered male Domestic Short Hair Gray Tabby on top; white bib, belly and foot with black pads weighing @ 12 lbs, last seen in King Avenue, Santa Rita. Thomas has yellow eyes and an "M" over each eye. Please report any information on Thomas O'Malley to, Joe at 406-391-2273 or email cutbankanimalshelter@hotmail.com or contact owner Kathy at or 406-229-0452. Thank you.

Thank you.
Joseph Gauthier, ACO