Dangerous Wild Animals Regulations
Dangerous Wild Animals Regulations
Dangerous Wild Animals Regulations
Fostering Pets
Montgomery County Animal Services
8535 Hwy 242, Conroe, Texas 77385
936-442-7738
Some Services by Appointment
Lost & Found Pet Resources
Lost Pets Tips:
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Make sure to go in person to area shelters at least every other day as shelters only have a stray hold of 36 hours to 5 days max, depending on the shelter. They then place animals up for adoption or even euthanize after the hold time is over. You must go in person & speak with shelter staff for assistance. Pictures posted online are not always good, clear pictures. Dogs can look completely different after just a day or 2 on the streets, especially if they require grooming. Going in person to look is really the only way.
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Visit https://lost.petcolove.org/ Thanks to groundbreaking innovation, finding lost pets will be quicker and easier with the patented pet facial recognition technology of the new Petco Love Lost database.
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Make sure to check shelters outside of your local area as well as people tend to take animals to shelters they are familiar with.
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Next, check Pet Harbor as they are the most up to date and area shelters upload their intakes to their system, usually within hours.
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If your pet has a registered microchip, contact the Microchip Company to create an alert/flier.
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Post signs around your area.
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Put a sign in your front yard in case someone is driving around looking for signs or the owner.
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Check out the lost pet resources below to help in your search efforts.
Found Pets Tips:
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Take the animal to a vet or shelter to be scanned for a microchip as soon as possible.
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Visit https://lost.petcolove.org/ Thanks to groundbreaking innovation, finding lost pets will be quicker and easier with the patented pet facial recognition technology of the new Petco Love Lost database.
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Drive around the area looking for the owner or signs.
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Use the same resources as you would when searching for a lost pet to create fliers and post found pet info and pictures to help find the owner.
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Please try to hang onto the dog for a few days to give the owner time to locate their dog.
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As a last resort, take the animal to the local shelter.
RESOURCES for Lost & Found Pets:
Local Shelters:
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Montgomery County Animal Shelter - 8535 State Hwy 242, Conroe, Texas 77385; 936-442-7738.
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Conroe Animal Shelter - 407 S. Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd, Conroe, Tx. 77304; 936-522-3550.
Online Lost Pet Resources - Free Resources:
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Pet Harbor - Most updated site for shelters' daily intakes. Choose the least specifics.
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Lost Dogs of TX - Upload pictures, get a free flyer
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Citizens for Animal Protection - create a flyer
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CraigsList - houston.craigslist.org/laf and houston.craigslist.org/pet
Have you lost your pet?
Visit www.petharbor.com if you think you have lost your pet. There you can search by breed, color, size and more.
Also visit https://lost.petcolove.org/ Thanks to groundbreaking innovation, finding lost pets will be quicker and easier with the patented pet facial recognition technology of the new Petco Love Lost database.