ID	BREED	COLOR	SEX	SIZE	INTAKE DATE	INTAKE TIME
	HORSE / MIX	WHITE / WHITE	MALE UNSTERILIZED	X-LRG	06/19/08	12:05PM
	RABBIT SH	WHITE / WHITE	FEMALE UNSTERILIZED	LARGE	06/26/08	12:59PM

Between 45-50 stray animals are dropped off at Animal Care and Control
each day from all over the county. If you have lost your pet, you should visit SNAP
to check the current listing of found animals or visit the county shelter to look for
your lost dog or cat in the stray/reclaim kennels. Pet owners are asked to visit
the shelter to complete a lost report and identify their lost pet. You may describe
your pet as a brown hound mix, Animal Care's staff may describe the same animal
as a tan shepherd mix. Stray animals are held for a limited time before they
are placed in the adoption program.

THINGS PET OWNERS SHOULD DO:

Visit SNAP at www.pbcgov.com/snap to see the current listing of found animals.

Go to Animal Care and Control during business hours: M-F 11-6, Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4

Complete a Lost Report

Find a current and clear color photograph of the lost pet and
have colored copies made to attach to the lost report (including
the adult owner in the photo with the animal may provide proof of
ownership, exclude any children from photos.)

Bring the most current rabies vaccination certificate and any medical records

Be prepared to pay fines and any medical fees.

Look for your lost pet at other animal shelters.

Continue checking on SNAP at www.pbcgov.com/snap
for your lost pet. Information is updated every 15 minutes.

Place bright colored flyers in the neighborhood
with a clear and current photo of the lost animal (limit the text)

Pet Owners may wish to place a lost pet ad in local newspapers

Advise your veterinarian and neighbors about your lost pet

When advertising a reward, it may be better not to mention the amount