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Lost Dogs

If you have lost a dog in Capitola or nearby C-DOG will post it for you. Just email us the details and an image if you have one.

Check out PET RESCUE for more tips on how to find your dog.

Post your lost or found dog on K9register.com

Photo Location Date Lost Dog Description Contact
Lighthouse Field 7/14/03 Terrier

Tracey 460-0465

traceym@mindspring.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Missing pet poster tips

Millions of pets go missing every year in the United States alone. Missing pet posters are the best way to recover a lost animal.

What to put on your poster

Heading: "Lost Dog," for example, in large, legible lettering.

Description: Basic details include breed, color, eye color, size, gender, age, markings, etc. Withhold a few details to verify that any caller claiming to have recovered your pet is not trying to scam reward money.

Name: Some people advise not to reveal the name of your pet. A pet thief could gain the trust of your pet with this information.

Tags: The type of collar, tags, microchip, tattoo, etc.

Time and location: Where was your pet lost, and how?

Contact information: Your name and a phone number, but not your address.

Photograph: Include a picture of your pet, or of an animal that looks like yours. Full body is best.

Reward: Rewards will motivate people to take time to look in their garage or shed, but don't list the amount - it may be perceived as inadequate. If the reward is large, you may get callers trying to scam the money out of you. Consider writing "Reward when recovered".

 

 




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