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LOST AND FOUND

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A Puppy Playing with a Toy

Lost

  • Go to lost.petcolove.org and choose “I lost a pet.” This is free service that uses facial recognition technology to help reunite lost pets with their owners.
     

  • Go to lostmydoggie.com or lostmykitty.com to complete a lost pet report. This free service will send a flyer to local vets and humane societies in your area.
     

  • Contact your local animal control. See below for a list.
     

  • Visit us Tuesday - Saturday between 1:00pm and 4:00pm to look for your lost pet. Please do not rely on our staff to identify your lost loved one. Please bring a photo or proof of ownership. It is important that you look at least once a week. After a week in our care, the animal will be available for adoption.
     

  • Additional Suggestions: Post to Facebook Lost/Found groups. Actively search your neighborhood at dawn and dusk (times lost pets are most active). Post lost flyers in your neighborhood and notify your mail carrier. Leave food and water outside along with an article of worn clothing or used pet bed.

 

It is our sincere hope that you find your lost pet.

Cat With Blue Eyes

Found

  • Take the animal to any local vet and ask them to scan for a microchip.
     

  • Post photos and a detailed description to local Facebook groups.
     

  • Complete a found pet report on lost.petcolove.org and lostmydoggie.com or lostmykitty.com
     

  • THE LAST RESORT IS TO SURRENDER THE ANIMAL TO YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY
     

  • INTAKE PHONE: (205) 669-3916 EXT. 2009


We are open for stray animal intake from Shelby County residents only. 

All  animals listed below were surrendered as strays within the past 7 days.
Every stray animal received may NOT be listed here. Please visit us to look for your lost loved one.
After 7 days in our care, these animals will be available for adoption.

Shelby County Animal Controls: Alabaster, Calera, Chelsea, Helena, Hoover, Montevallo, Pelham

*Note - Some animal controls hold animals elsewhere before bringing them to the shelter*

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