Tallassee's Lost and Found Pets

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Tallassee's Lost and Found Pets

Working to reunite lost pets and their owners in Tallassee, Alabama.

22/11/2024

20/11/2024

Help us rehome these babies! Honey and Martha, located in Notasulga, Alabama are looking for their forever homes and we need your help. They are good dogs, and it is not their fault. We want to keep them together, but it isn’t mandatory. We will screen potential adopters to ensure it is a good fit. Both dogs need room to run and play. Please read the below information concerning the dogs and contact Meagan Price via her page MeaganEdwards Price HairPage.

Honey is a rescue that showed up at Meagan’s house one day. She is about a year old. She is up to date on her shots. She has been spayed. She is good with other dogs and children. Her overall health is great. She is a sweet dog with lots of energy. We are assuming she is of Shepherd mix. We are currently working on house training and kennel training. Honey is very receptive to training.

Martha also showed up at Meagan’s house. She is about a year old, up to date on her shots, and spayed. She is good with other dogs and children, house-trained, and learns quickly. Her overall health is great. She is a sweet lap dog full of energy. We are assuming she is a Red Golden Retriever mix.

19/11/2024

30/10/2024

Please consider adopting this baby!

So a POS person applied to adopt or foster this guy so he went and got fully vetted and ready to go home today. Well the POS was just playing, had no intention of saving him. He has no where to go and if returned to animal control he will be euthanized. PLEASE someone help him. If you can foster or adopt please contact us immediately!!

10/10/2024

07/10/2024

Big Dog Ranch has helped many dogs in our area. They do amazing work. If anyone can help, please do.

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This page was created to help reunite lost pets and their owners in Tallassee, Alabama. The page is setup so that visitor posts show immediately - no admin permissions are required so your posts are visible to everyone seeing this page. We encourage you to post a clear photo of your pet along with the owners contact information. If your pet is located, please let us know or update your post. On your post, please add the neighborhood and/or the specific location in which your pet disappeared from in Tallassee.

TIPS FOR RECOVERING A LOST PET

Place food, water and scent items (your clothing, dog bed, etc) where the dog was last seen. If you live near woods, leave a scent trail to guide your animal home.

Search everywhere that your dog could possibly fit (underneath buildings and vehicles, inside old sheds, etc…). As soon as you notice your pet is missing, canvas the area. Most pets are found within a close radius of home. Go door to door, talk to all your neighbors and their kids. Don't be shy about asking for permission to poke around your neighbor's porch or garage in case your pet is hiding. Vary Search Times! Get out multiple times during the day. Look in the morning, afternoon, and night, especially because cats are more active at dawn and dusk. Shy dogs might also stir more then, as there are less people out during these times of the day.

Contact local animal control, vet clinics, humane societies and more. Once you've notified the shelter of your missing pet, follow up in person. Although you can describe the animal over the phone, many dogs and cats look alike, and shelter personnel could easily overlook your pet. Check back with the shelter often, as your pet could show up after your first call.

Take it to social media!! Post and share good clear photos of your pet! Check the local lost and found pages.

Hang Posters and Yard Signs. It may be an old-fashioned strategy, but posters can help raise awareness about your missing pet. Hang signs around your neighborhood and in veterinarian offices, community centers, and grocery stores. Remember to clearly state that you're looking for a lost pet and to include a good photo of the animal, your phone number, and the location where your pet was last seen. The day your pet went missing may help, but the further away that date gets, the less people may pay attention to it.