LostDogsofAmerica, Author at Lost Dogs of America

Three Places You CAN’T Put Your Lost Pet Flyers

LostDogsofAmericaDecember 8, 2018December 10, 2018

Be very careful about posting your lost pet flyers. You may incur hefty fines or at the very least waste valuable time and resources while you are looking for your missing pet. Here are at least 3 places where you cannot post your flyers. When in doubt ask permission before you post! 1. It is […]

Where Is Your Lost Dog – 2017?

LostDogsofAmericaDecember 31, 2017April 4, 2018

As the year draws to a close we are going to ask you to click on this link Helping Lost Pets to search for pets in your state. Although we have had an incredibly successful year (over 25,000 reunions so far) we have so many dogs that we are still searching for. Where are they? […]

Please read our open letter

LostDogsofAmericaDecember 13, 2017

–We would encourage you to email, mail, or drop off a copy at your local animal control/stray holding facility or shelter. Thank you so much for your help! You, our fans, are the ones who help us to make small changes that benefit the animals. Don’t ever underestimate the power of one! Dear Animal Care Colleague, […]

Finder Keepers – NOT

LostDogsofAmericaNovember 16, 2017

Finders is NOT keepers. We have a problem in our region (Illinois). One would hope that most people have a good moral compass. You drop your wallet .. someone returns it to you. You leave your cell behind at a store…someone turns it in. What happens if you find out someone found your lost items and […]

Driveway Drops – What is that?

LostDogsofAmericaNovember 16, 2017November 18, 2017

Time is of the essence to get the message out about your lost dogs. Many times it is just plain overwhelming when you realize how many houses there are in your area.. A group of women in the Chicagoland area came up with the idea of driveway drops. This is a quick and simple way […]

Did Your Dog Get Scared By Fireworks? Don’t Panic!

LostDogsofAmericaJuly 2, 2017July 2, 2017

If your dog went missing from the fireworks last night – don’t panic. Immediately put out your dog’s favorite blanket, some food and water, and something that smells like you (a dirty sock or pillowcase). Then file a report from this link: http://helpinglostpets.com You will be able to create a free flyer and social media […]

Huchi – Lost In A Foreign Land

LostDogsofAmericaMarch 26, 2017

Huchi was rescued in late 2016 from a South Korean Dog Meat Farm. He came to the United States and spent two months in a foster home before he was adopted by his owners. Unfortunately Huchi saw a chance to escape on March 1, 2017 and he was out the door. Sightings came in almost […]

Juno – Lost From Somewhere Other Than Home

LostDogsofAmericaMarch 26, 2017

Juno was out loose for 15 days. She was a shy pup who had been adopted in November. She got loose from her collar from a Petsmart in Schaumburg and any effort to get close to her did not work. This area of the western suburb was very busy with traffic, businesses and restaurants and […]

No sightings…. Where is Pepper?

LostDogsofAmericaMarch 26, 2017

Pepper is a very friendly Shih Tzu that got loose from her owner to chase a rabbit as her owner was attaching a tie out line. Pepper’s home is in a small subdivision next to another small subdivision in an industrial area on the outskirts of town. She ran off on Monday, 3/15. Pepper A […]

Lost or Found a Pet? Helping Lost Pets Now Offers Free Multi-Language Flyers!

LostDogsofAmericaFebruary 27, 2017

Getting the word out quickly by delivering flyers in the neighborhoods where your pet went missing is the Number One way lost pets are found. Hand delivering flyers is also the best way to find the owner of a pet you have found. Helping Lost Pets continually provides us with more free tools in our tool […]