Lost Dogs Vermont

23/01/2025

Newly adopted dogs and foster dogs may be shy, fearful, or stressed by the changes in their lives and at high risk for running away. If your new adoptee or foster is missing, here are some tips:
Appeal to their sense of smell – Put out scent articles such as the dog’s bed, crate, toys, and clothing from the person most bonded with the dog. If the dog is not yet bonded with you, ask the shelter, rescue, or previous foster to provide items. Place the scent articles somewhere safe along with strong smelling food and water.
Spread the word – Distribute flyers and use intersection signs to alert passing motorists. Post on social media and the Pet FBI database.
Do NOT chase – Instruct everyone helping you to NOT call, whistle, approach, or pursue your dog. If you see your dog, immediately sit down and toss a few tasty treats out around you. Be patient and speak softly or not at all.
For more suggestions, read the complete article here - https://petfbi.org/tips-for-newly-adopted-or-foster-dogs.../
Source: Pet FBI's national partner Lost Dogs of America

21/01/2025

****** IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR PET OWNERS ******

If your pet's microchip is registered with Save This Life (commonly starting with 991001 or 900164), we strongly recommend registering it with another microchip company.

As of mid-January 2025, accessing owner information or notifying families of found pets linked to Save This Life has become increasingly difficult. We hope this issue is resolved soon, but in the meantime, ensuring your pet’s microchip is linked to a reliable and responsive registry is crucial for reuniting with them quickly if they ever go missing.

To check where your pet's microchip is registered, visit AAHA’s Universal Microchip Lookup Tool at this link: https://www.aaha.org/for-veterinary.../microchip-search/

Please take a moment to review your pet's registration!

- Microchip Hunters -

18/01/2025

Our hearts go out to everyone affected by the devastating fires in California.
If you have lost or found a pet, you can enter a report in our database at PetFBI.org. Your report will be shared in your area. Please tell family and friends. California Lost Cats & Lost Dogs of California

25/12/2024

Baby, it’s Cold Outside – Keep Your Dog Safe!

24/12/2024

Are you traveling for this holiday???

23/12/2024

With these precautions, you can enjoy your holiday party while ensuring your pet stays safe, happy, and stress-free.

13/12/2024

Keep your pets safe this holiday season with these six tips. 🐈🐕❄️
1. Avoid Hazardous Foods - Keep chocolate, alcohol, grapes, raisins, and other holiday treats out of reach. Limit table scraps and stick to pet-friendly treats.
2. Secure Decorations - Use pet-safe ornaments and secure trees to prevent tipping. Avoid tinsel, which can be harmful if swallowed. Hide electrical cords and never leave lit candles unattended around curious pets.
3. Mindful with Plants - Keep poinsettias, holly, and mistletoe away from pets—they’re toxic.
4. Provide a Safe Space - With guests and noise, ensure pets have a quiet area to retreat and relax. Keep pets indoors during New Year's Eve fireworks or other loud events.
5. Secure Fencing and Gates - To prevent accidental escapes, check doors, fences, and gates to be sure they are secure.
6. ID is Key - Make sure your pet is wearing an ID tag and their microchip registration is up to date.

05/12/2024

- MANDO - Lost on 2024-11-23 - LOCATION: Old Coach Rd, Killington, Rutland County, VT, US, 05751. VT 05751 - DESCRIPTION: Male, Australian Cattle Dog, White/Black/Rust or Reddish

** Do you have information about this Dog? Please contact the owner directly. Time is of the essence and they might not see your comment here!

For more info or to contact the owner:
https://petfbi.org/api/view/688456/8ef94f47

Let's get Mando home!

ID:688456

Lost or found a pet? Report it to Pet FBI here: https://PetFBI.org

Pet FBI Report for a LOST DOG Mando in VT 05751. Visit for more information.

14/11/2024

31/10/2024

Tomorrow is Halloween! If your dog is still missing, hand out flyers to the trick or treaters.

24/10/2024

🎃 Halloween is right around the corner! Here are some tips to keep your pet safe:

1. ID and Microchipping: Ensure your pet has a collar with an ID tag and a microchip with up-to-date info.
2. Watch the Door: When handing out candy, be mindful that your pet doesn't dart out the door.
3. Secure the Candy: Keep those treats out of your pet's reach. Chocolate, xylitol, and other candy ingredients can be toxic.
4. Decorations Awareness: Keep decorations, candles, and jack-o'-lanterns out of your pet's reach.
5. Costume Consideration: If you plan to dress up your pet, make sure the costume is comfortable, doesn't restrict their movement, and doesn't have small parts they could chew on or swallow.

Read more here - https://petfbi.org/halloween-pet-safety-tips/

31/08/2024

/ Hebert Rd, , , 05679
2024-08-30 Female American Bulldog/Pit Bull Brown/Other/Tan or Cream

CONTACT
Email: [email protected]

More Info, Photos, and to Contact:
https://petfbi.org/api/view/666555/b0be06c7

Let's get Grace / Gracie home!

30/08/2024

Bindrum Ln, , , 05767
2024-08-29 Female Black/White

CONTACT
Email: [email protected]

More Info, Photos, and to Contact:
https://petfbi.org/api/view/666336/99b8858b

Let's get Zelda home!

13/08/2024

Wright Way, , , 05346
2024-08-12 Female Great Pyrenees White

CONTACT
Email: [email protected]

More Info, Photos, and to Contact:
https://petfbi.org/api/view/661961/5d59fc70

Let's get Solstice home!