Nicole, thank you for link. If no walk ins are allowed, how do people check the shelter for lost pets?
Do you accept strays found by the public or do you encourage the public to find the owners?
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Augusta Farley
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-02-2021 07:21 AM
From: Nicole Simmons
Subject: Best practices re lost & found animals
At Salt Lake County Animal Services we offer a lot of information on our website when it comes to lost and found pets. Check it out! https://slco.org/animal-services/pet-lost-and-found/
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Nicole Simmons
Salt Lake County Animal Services
Original Message:
Sent: 03-01-2021 03:00 AM
From: Augusta Farley
Subject: Best practices re lost & found animals
What are your shelters and rescues suggesting as best practices when people find stray dogs and cats in their community? EG,
- Take to shelter which may or may not have appointments for intake?
- Keep at finder's home if possible for required stray hold. If finder is not a rescue, then what should finder do?
- Keep at finder's home if possible, notify local shelters, post flyers, go around neighborhood, and post on social media, inc lost & found pages, Craigslist, Nextdoor, etc?
- Do any shelters have a place on their websites to post lost and found pets that are searched by shelter staff for a match?
- Do shelter staff search social media for matches for lost pets?
- Do you have local Facebook admins who search for matches?
- What else?
#AdmissionsandIntake(includingIntake-to-placement)
#ReturntoHome(LostPetReunification)
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Augusta Farley
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