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Start your search immediately...do not wait!.
Most importantly, begin searching for your pet immediately. Do not wait several days expecting your pet to return home before beginning your search. Check your neighborhood thoroughly. Whistling, calling, walking, and driving are still the best first steps to finding a lost pet. Be sure to drive around at night, also; a pet that is frightened or is seeking shelter from Florida's heat may hide during the day and become active at night. Talk to neighbors, leaving a description of your pet with as many people as you can. The more people watching out for your pet, the better. Neighborhood children and your mail carrier can be especially helpful. Check local playgrounds, shopping centers, parks and other places where crowds gather.
If You Have Lost a Pet... Start Seaching Now!
Check with the animal shelters listed below:
The Humane Society of Broward County ................ 954.989.3977 ext. 6720 Broward County Animal Care & Regulation ............. 954.359.1313 or 954.970.0130 Fill out a lost report with them and supply a photo of your pet if possible. You should also visit the shelters and continue to visit regularly, as they receive new animals daily and only you know exactly what your pet looks like. Don't rely on the shelters' description of an animal. What is brown to one person my be red to another or tan to yet another. Check with nearby veterinary clinics in case your pet has been injured and transported to the clinic by a passer-by. |
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