"Help Us Go Home"
What to do if you have lost your pet
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Post your pet's information on Chippewa Valley Lost Pets website.
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Blanket the immediate and surrounding area with lots of posters.
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Use a photograph, and print posters on brightly colored paper, to catch the attention of passersby.
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Hang posters so that they can be seen from moving vehicles, and sidewalks, at stop signs and grocery stores.
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Hand them out to everyone you see.
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Talk to neighbors - ask them to watch for your pet and hand them a copy of your poster.
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Use Lost and Found classified ads in area newspapers.
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If your pet has a microchip ID contact the registry to report your pet as lost. If you are not sure which registry you have registered your pet with, contact 24 Pet Watch at 1-800-597-2424.
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Report your lost pet to area shelters. Stray animals are only held at shelters in Wisconsin for 7 days, before they are put up for adoption or euthanized, so check shelters every 3 days. Contact all rescue groups and shelters in your area.
IMPORTANT NOTICES YOU CAN ADD TO YOUR POSTERS:
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Please call even if you think you may have seen our pet
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You can help by looking in any hiding places such as a garage, shed, under your home, or in wooded areas of your property, as he might be injured or hiding.
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Phone any time of the day or night.
Here is a POSTER you may use to help find your lost pet
Some of the area shelters are listed below:
Eau Claire County Humane Association 715-839-4747
Chippewa County Humane Society 715-382-4832
Dunn County Humane Society 715-232-9790
Humane Society of Barron County 715-537-9063
Buffalo County Humane Society 715-926-4589
Pepin County Humane Society 715-672-8389
Clark County Humane Society 715-743-4550
For a Complete listing of Wisconsin shelters click here.
