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APS serves as a clearing house for reporting lost and found pets, helping to reunite animals with their owners.
MY PET IS MISSING!
Any pet owner who has come home from work to find their beloved cat or dog is missing knows what terror it strikes in your heart. First you panic! But this is a time that you must become organized ... not panicked. Here are some simple steps to follow if your pet is missing:
- Call the Person County Animal Shelter at 597-1741 to see if your pet has been turned in and also to alert them that your pet is missing.
- Call APS at 597-5013, listen to the message and report to the proper person, or simply send an email from this page. lost@apsofpc.org
- Check with your neighbors to see if they have seen your pet.
- Check with both local veterinarians to see if perhaps your pet has been injured and taken to them by a concerned citizen.
- Post signs in your neighborhood. Include a picture of your pet if possible.
- Place an ad on one of the free radio stations.
Some things you can do BEFORE your pet comes up missing:
- Make sure you have a good recent photo of your pet.
- Make sure your pet is wearing a collar with ID AND current Rabies tag
- Consider having your pet microchipped. This procedure has returned many pets, sometimes over thousands of miles, back to their rightful owner. Check with your veterinarian about this procedure.
- Have your pet spayed or neutered. These pets are not as prone to wandering away from your property.
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Two Lost Beagles
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2 young female beagles. Last seen on Thursday, 8/9/2007 in the Stoney Mountain Road area of Rougemont.
Please contact Rhonda Beach at 336-364-1522 or 828-448-1367 if found.
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