Lost Pet Resources

 Photo: www.goodbirdinc.com. Bird recovery site

I'm very sorry your pet is lost. I know you feel frantic with anxiety and frustration. I'm sorry, I don't offer lost pet communication sessions for reasons stated in FAQ. Below are resources for you. All my very best in recovering your loved one.

All pets

Cats

Missing horses

Vet advice with many links to helping agencies. Click on Pet Resources in the left hand menu.

Photos and flyer templates for many bird types. Just enter your contact info, and print.

Comprehensive bird recovery site.


My advice to help you get through this:

Stay calm as you can. Breathe breathe breathe, and visualize a strong beam of light calling your pet to your side. Keep a photo of your pet by your bed. You may receive information in a dream, pay attention. Don't give up.

Print hundreds of flyers with photos.

Place your pet's favorite food and cage outside next to a baby monitor.

Put the word out to local animal rescues.

Post on Craigslist and Facebook. Make your pet his/her own Facebook page.

Phone animal shelters within 60 miles every day. Don't rely on computer postings of found animals. Shelters and rescues often run behind.

Visit all shelters within reach, at least every second day. The dog you call a "Labradoodle" may be logged in as "Retriever mix," or your budgie as just "bird." Shelters are hectic places. To staff juggling crises, your pet may resemble several others.

Make sure each shelter and vet office has a photo of your pet. Forward both photo posters and photo emails.

My heart goes out to you. Don't give up hope.
Many animals are found weeks, months and even years later.