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We hope that you'll be reunited with your lost pet quickly. But if not, don't give up the search. Animal shelters report happy reunions after months or even a year! Our Prevention page offers some suggestions for avoiding a lot of heartache for you and danger for the animal by keeping your precious pet safely at home. Found a pet? Use our Found page to help locate the animal's family.
Haven't found the info you need?
If you haven't found the information you need, try these
mycommunityinfo.ca searches (just click on the words in red):
For help by telephone, click here. |
1. First stage search
2. London animal shelters 3. Middlesex animal shelters 4. Flyers 5. Newspaper ads 6. Possible sightings 7. Neighbouring municipalities 8. Regional animal shelters 9. Online resources 10. Prevention 11. Before you adopt 12. Special tips for birds 13. Found a pet? Haven't found the info you need? « Life Events menu « Life Events info for Ontarians
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It's essential to start the search immediately. And, since
animals - especially adventurous dogs or cats - can hop into a
car or truck without the driver's knowledge,
consider broadening your search to other areas if you don't
find your pet quickly. Even birds with clipped wings may be
able to fly far enough to go missing.
