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Category Archives: Rescues and Shelters
Set Up Email Alerts from Shelter Software Systems to Help Locate Your Missing Pet
When your pet goes missing you want to be sure that you use every available tool at your disposal to help you. Thankfully, technology has made some great leaps and bounds in recent years and today we want to tell … Continue reading
Posted in Rescues and Shelters, Useful Tools
Tagged email alerts, Lost dogs, recovery strategies
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Keep your Newly Adopted Dog or Foster Dog Safe!
Bringing home a new or foster dog? You are probably excited and don’t know what to expect. Try to imagine what the dog is feeling. We are seeing a growing number of dogs in new homes go missing. Some the … Continue reading
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Successfully Negotiating the Return of Your Lost Dog from a Rescue
Your missing dog has turned up at a rescue and is now available for adoption. How does this happen? A microchipped dog who is scanned may be backtracked to a rescue or may have a rescue as a secondary contact. … Continue reading
Posted in Friendly Lost Dog Strategies, Microchips, Rescues and Shelters
Tagged microchips, rescues
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Fireworks and Reuniting Lost Dogs with Their Families
In preparation for July 4, experts from Lost Dogs Illinois and Lost Dogs of Wisconsin will give you practical advice to offer support, resources, and tips to worried families searching for their lost dogs. Teaching people how to find their lost … Continue reading
Posted in Fireworks, Rescues and Shelters, Shy Lost Dog Strategies, Useful Tools
Tagged fearful dog, fireworks, Fourth of July, lost dog, Lost Dogs America, Lost Dogs Illinois, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, scared dog, shelters and rescues, shy dog
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AB487/SB450 Signed Into Law, Reducing Wisconsin’s Stray Hold From Seven Days to Four Days
On March 1, 2016, Governor Walker signed AB487/SB450 into law. It is now called Act 233 and you can read the entire text of the law by clicking on this link. This bill was drafted with help from the Wisconsin … Continue reading
Posted in Our Organization, Rescues and Shelters, Wisconsin Stray Hold
Tagged Best Friends Animal Society, HSUS, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, statistics, stray hold, Wisconsin legislature
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Do You Know Where Lost Pets are Taken in YOUR Community?
According to the U.S. Census the average American will move 12 times in their life. This means that many people do not know where their local shelter is when their dog goes missing. Factor in that dogs (unlike car keys) … Continue reading
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Fireworks and Reuniting Lost Dogs with Their Families
Last year we were honored to present a free webinar for ASPCA Pro that included a lot of helpful information for shelters and owners for dogs that go missing after the fireworks on the 4th of July. Please feel free … Continue reading
Posted in Fireworks, Our Organization, Recovery Tips, Rescues and Shelters
Tagged 4th of July, ASPCA, fireworks, lost dog, Lost Dogs of America, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, scared lost dog, shy dog, webinar
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The Microchip Maze – Buyer Beware! (Part 1 – The 900 Chips)
No one will dispute that microchips can be a valuable tool in helping reunite lost dogs and cats with their owners. In our day-to-day work at Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, we have seen many cases where microchips have resulted in … Continue reading
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Tagged microchips, rescues, shelters, vet clinics
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Use Facebook to Help Increase Your Shelter’s Return to Owner Rate
Many animal shelters in America have contracts with local municipalities to hold “stray” dogs for the state-mandated stray hold to give owners an opportunity to reclaim their lost dog. This period of time varies from state to state. A shelter typically has … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, Photographs, Return to Owner, Social Media Twitter, Stray pages, Strays
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Correct Microchip Scanning Procedures Saves Lives!
Here is an easy to print, clip and hang poster for your shelter or vet clinic that explains good microchip scanning procedures. (Courtesy of Animal Sheltering magazine)
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Tagged Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, microchips, scanning procedures, shelters
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