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Oakhaven Animal ServicesOakhaven County

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Lost a pet? Start here, right now.

Most lost pets in Oakhaven are reunited within 48 hours when owners act fast. Here's exactly what to do, in order.

If your pet is missing

  1. File a lost report

    Report online or by phone at (555) 010-7300. Include a photo, the cross streets where your pet was last seen, and any collar or tag details. Reports stay active for 30 days.

  2. Come walk the kennels

    Descriptions can miss; owners rarely do. Visit the shelter in person within 24 hours and every few days after - new strays arrive daily.

  3. Check the found-pets list daily

    Every animal brought to the shelter is photographed and posted within the hour, searchable by species, color, and the area found.

  4. Spread the word locally

    Post in neighborhood groups and put your pet's bed or an unwashed shirt outside - familiar scents bring many cats home on their own.

Microchipped pets go home faster. If your pet is chipped, call your chip registry and confirm your phone number is current - an outdated number is the most common reason reunions fail. Chips are $10 at our walk-in clinic.

Found an animal?

Situation What to do
Healthy, friendly dog Check for tags and call the number first. No tags? Bring it to the shelter any time during open hours, or file a found report and foster it while we search - we'll supply food.
Healthy cat, unbothered Most outdoor cats aren't lost. If it's well-fed and calm, leave it be and post a photo to the found list. Bring it in only if it seems sick, injured, or is a young kitten alone.
Injured or sick animal Call (555) 010-7300, option 1, any hour. A field officer responds to injured-animal calls seven days a week.
Wildlife We don't handle wildlife - the state wildlife rehabilitation line is the right call, and hands off in the meantime.
Stray hold, in plain terms: found animals are held 5 days (10 if microchipped) so owners can claim them before adoption. Claiming your own pet costs nothing the first time.