| Below is the alphabetized list:
American Kennel Club
Companion Animal Recovery Program
http://www.akccar.org/
For animals with tattoos or microchips. If the animal is enrolled
in the program, the owner will be called immediately.
To report a lost or found pet, contact:
AKC Companion Animal Recovery
24 hours a day by:
calling 800-252-7894,
faxing 919-233-1290,
or via email at found@akc.org
ATHENS/CLARKS COUNTY,
GA AREA SPECIAL
http://www.athenspets.net/
This is not an official web site of Athens-Clarke County. It is,
however, a website maintained by a few concerned citizens who want
to do anything we can to give these dogs a fair chance at life!
Review: http://www.athenspets.net/adoptables.html
You will not find these animals on Petfinder.
The "shelter" is not even listed.
Brookline Labrador Retriever Rescue, Inc
www.brooklinelabrescue.org
Coeur D Alene's Pet Classifieds
http://www.shopcoeurdalene.com/classifieds/classads.aspx
This site posts ads from vendors selling pets. An ideal
situation for thieves and the like. It is not know what this sites
does to screen out persons who are not legit. Maybe nothing.
Craigslist
www.craigslist.com
AKA www.craigslist.org
This link will take you to whatever Craigslist you last visited.
To change cities, replace the city with the one you want. (i.e.
http://greatfalls.craigslist.org/
when changed to http://newyork.craigslist.org/
gets you New York City). If you cannot get the city you want, try
a major one nearby.
Dog Owner's Guide Lost Pet page
http://www.canismajor.com/dog/lostdog.html
Tips on how to get your dog back
English Cocker Spaniel Club of America, Inc.
http://www.ecsca.org/lostdogs.html
A list of links providing both advice and contacts to assist recovery
of lost dogs. It contains links that are included in my list and
more.
Fido Finder
http://www.fidofinder.com/
By breed lists of Lost and Found Dogs
Find Fido
http://www.findfido.com/
Find Fido is a place to list or search for lost, found and adoptable
dogs in the US, Great Britain, Canada and Australia. Search by breed
or by location.
Find That Pet
www.findthatpet.com
We are a completely free website for people who have lost or found
a pet. Our site uses google maps so that you can pinpoint exactly
where your pet was lost or found. Posters can add a description
of the pet and upload a photo as well.
foundandlostpets.com
http://foundandlostpets.com/index.php?nav=faq
Check out those faq's. This site is a godsend. You can even post
videos.
HelpmefindMYPET.com
http://www.helpmefindmypet.com/
It is free to be a member and receive lost and found pet notices
in your area. When a pet is missing a Lost Pet Alert similar to
an “Amber Alert” is sent to members, shelters/rescues,
veterinarians, municipalities, media, breeders, groomers, and pet
retailers and service providers within a 50 mile radius of where
the pet was last seen. A fully staffed call center also provides
free services to help non-profit shelter and rescue services to
identify microchipped pets. For more information visit www.helpmefindmypet.com
or call 866-699-3463
K9 Amber Alert:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/K9AmberAlert/
This is a nationwide group to be used for posting alerts for missing
dogs throughout the United States and Canada. Must join to post.
This is a moderated list. Note the rules. Photos and attachments
are now posted and no longer stripped but be prepared to narrate
and post links to photos, fliers, etc.. (i.e. Dogster.com to name
only one such site.)
Kat5 Animal Rescue
http://semperfifarm.com/kat5/
This organization was founded in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
It's goal is to rescue animals abandoned or lost due to natural
disasters. If you lost a loved pet in such a situation, you may
want to contact these people. They do not have there own website
but show animals up for adoption on the given link. Thousands of
animals were saved, moved to shelters, and then were moved on into
other safe havens around the United States. Their purpose is rescue,
not reunion, but they might help if you appeal to them.
Katrina Animal Reunion Team (KART)
http://www.findkpets.org/
http://home.mindspring.com/~tisme/index.html
Katrina/Wilma/Rita Lost and Found
http://disaster.petfinder.com/emergency
http://www.lostkatrinapets.com
These two sources are dedicated to the reunion of pets, separated
from their families due to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina,
with their original families. They may also contain postings of
pets found without means of identification.
Los Angeles Dog Training Doggie Manners® - Stolen
Dog Link
lhttp://www.doggiemanners.com/art_finding_stolen_dogs.html
This article is the result of Caryl Wolff's research and interviews,
and she has consolidated the information so it will be accessible
to anyone who wants it. It is an action guide of things to do before
your dog is stolen, things to immediately when your dog is stolen,
and then what to do later.
Lost And Pound
http://www.lostandpound.com/index.php
Lostandpound.com allows pet owners to post pictures and descriptions
of their lost pets including the location where they were last seen.
Upon entering this information, a LOST PET ALERT is sent immediately
via email to a combination of participating veterinarians, animal
shelters, police stations, media outlets, pet service companies
and “neighborhood watch volunteers” within a 15-mile
radius of where your pet was lost.
Lost Dog Search
http://www.lostdogsearch.com/
Based in southeastern Massachusetts,
LostDogSearch is a one-person volunteer operation that provides
free information, guidance, and support through this website, emails,
and phone calls.
Lost Paws:
http://www.lostpaws.com/
A free service to help reunite owners with their lost animals. You
can report a lost or found pet or search the reports already in
their database.
Lost Pets International
http://www.flealess.org/lostpets/
Provides links by state for posting notices of lost and missing
pets
Lost Pet SOS
/http://lostpetsos.org/
Provides a searchable database of lost and found pets
MaPaw Siberian Husky Rescue
http://sibes.com/missing.html
This is where dogs who have lost their way and need a little help
pointing them back home will be posted.
Missing Pet Network
www.missingpet.net
The MPN is a group of volunteers sponsored by the USDA Animal Care
Office, who help people find missing pet animals. They accept no
money, make no endorsements, and use no advertising.
Missing Pet Partnership
http://www.lostapet.org/
Provides information on the behavioral patterns of lost dogs and
tips on how to create giant, florescent poster-boards that have
proven highly effective in recovering lost dogs
NATIONAL DOG REGISTRY
http://www.nationaldogregistry.com/
Tracing of lost dogs with tattoos
OPERATION KONA
http://www.operationkona.org/
Lost and Found Pets across the U.S.
PA NJ DOG and PET EVENTS
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/PA_NJ_DOG_and_PET_EVENTS/
Lost and found dogs and cats in the SE PA area and all of NJ may
also be posted here:
PEANUTS FRIENDS
http://www.peanutsfriends.org/
A lost and found pets website exclusively for SW GA.
PET BAY USA
http://www.petbayusa.com/
This site is no friend to animal owners. It has pets being auctioned
off on it. An ideal situation for thieves and the like.
PET DETECTIVES, INC.
http://www.petdetectivesinc.com
Licensed PI Coaching by phone or on site search
PET HARBOR
http://www.petharbor.com/
PetHarbor provides Lost and Found Services for the public as well
as Adoption options from shelters and rescue groups. Its goal is
to help animals find their way to their new or past homes. The site
is a little difficult to decipher at first. Unlike petfinder, it
provides no individual page URL's. It provides shelter listings
by localities and options for persons who have lost and who have
found pets. Once a dog gets an ID number, it can be searched for
by that number. Because of its hourly updates, I would check Pet
Harbor before checking Petfinder.
PET HUNTERS INTERNATIONAL
http://www.pethunters.com/http://www.pethunters.com/
Maintains a national listing of certified pet detectives who offer
lost pet services Some resouces have MAR (missing animal response)
cat detection dogs and/or MAR trailing dogs trained to track the
scent trail of lost dogs while others offer consultations.
PETFINDER.COM
http://www.petfinder.com/classifieds/classifiedhop.html
This breaks down to: Pets Found; Lost Pets; and Adoptable Pets (People
also list pets here that they find as strays as an alternative to
taking them to the shelter.)
These dogs are issued an ID and a verbal description is posted.
In a recent effort to find a listing, I was frustrated by not finding
a means to search by ID number and not finding that ID number in
the state in which it should have been.
http://www.petfinder.com
This Petfinder site used by shelters and rescue groups to post adoptable
dogs. Many strays not claimed by their families end up being posted
for adoption at Petfinder. This site should be checked routinely
when searching for any missing dog! Click on "Pet Search"
(as if you were looking to adopt a dog of a certain breed) and you
can see photos of various available dogs. It would be great if someone
had the time to simply research posts to the Amber Alert list and
cross check them to the Petfinder website-- even up to two weeks
after a missing dog is posted. They might just find lost dogs listed
for adoption on this site! :)
PETZINJAM
http://www.petznjam.com/
The information on this site is updated daily
and goes to several southeastern Michigan shelters where volunteers
use it to match up animals with owners.
RETURNMYPET.COM
http://www.returnmypet.com/
Offers advice and links to permit you to post an ad for a month.
SHERLOCK BONES
http://www.sherlockbones.com/
Commercial service for locating lost pets.
THE MEGABOARD'S PET CLASSIFIEDS
http://tinyurl.com/3adtb2
This site posts ads from vendors selling pets. An ideal situation
for thieves and the like. It is not know what, if anything, those
other sites do to screen out persons who may not be legit.
THE PET RESCUE
http://www.thepetrescue.com/
Provides unique nationwide support for lost and found pets in cooperation
with a network of shelters, animal control agencies, rescue groups
and veterinarians. Directories, e-zine, and other helpful pages
are available which can influence the quality of pets lives
VAST- A place that
is of interest
http://www.vast.com/pets/dog
This site appears to draw ads from other internet sites and may
thus save some looking around by looking here first. It is not know
what, if anything, those other sites do to screen out persons who
may not be legit. |
