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[READ ME] Before Posting a Lost/Found Pet!

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  • Josh
    • Jun 2023
    • 48

    [READ ME] Before Posting a Lost/Found Pet!

    First off, before writing your post title, please select a prefix to the left of the title line where it says 'No Prefix'. This will properly label your post as to whether your pet is missing or you have found someone's missing pet.

    To assist in finding any missing pets, please include the following information:
    • Pet's Name
    • Detailed description
    • Last known location
    • Any other information that may assist in finding them
    • Your contact information (remember it's easy to forget to check the replies everywhere you posted or they may choose to PM you and you aren't always checking for PMs--posting a cell number that can be reached via call or text helps tremendously)
    If you have found someone's pet, please do the following in addition to posting about it here:
    • Call the Miami County Animal Shelter and give them a description of the pet
    • Place the pet inside your house or secure it in your yard until the owner can be found or it can be taken to the animal shelter (the animal shelter will often pick up strays as well if you call them)
    • Take the found pet to your local vet and have them check it for a microchip
    • If the pet has tags on it, you can call the Miami County Animal Shelter with the tag numbers and they can attempt to reach the owner for you
    • When you are contacted by the owners, make sure they offer you proof of ownership--tag numbers, description of collar (post photos without the collar visible so they can describe it to you), name, description, or anything else that makes you comfortable they are the rightful owner.
    • If the found pet is a little timid around you, check when the owner arrives to pick it up and see if it appears excited to see its owner--if it acts as if it has never met them before and the "proof" they provided is sketchy, it's possible they are not the rightful owner.
    Also please remember to follow our Code of Conduct when creating any posts!​

    Thank you!​​
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    ― Steven Wright

    **Personal Disclaimer**
    Any opinions posted by me in the Community Hub are solely my personal opinions and are not the official stance of Talk Piqua or the Talk Piqua Team unless otherwise specified.​
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