Where, Oh Where Has Your Little Dog Gone?
22.09.11
Every year Monroe's Sensual Control office responds to some 200 calls with reference to missing or found animals — exotics like parrots and bearded dragons, and livestock such as goats and llamas, but usually domestics like cats and dogs.
"People think this is Disney Happy," explained Animal Control Officer Ed Risko shaking his critical. "They see an animal on the loose and think they've found a new pet when it already belongs to someone."
Because pets do singular and because pet-nappers do exist and occasionally patrol the streets, every cat and dog holder needs to know what to do when their furry companion disappears.
"There's a operation, that if followed, gives you the best chance of finding your pet," he said. Risko should recognize. He's spent 34 years in Monroe helping owners and pets re-link.
According to him, that procedure needs to be initiated as soon as the pet is discovered missing. And, whether the past pet is cat or dog, many of the steps an owner needs to take are the same.
Source: Patch.com