Animal Services Lost/Found Pet Report

Lost/Found Pet Form
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If you are reporting more than one lost or found pet, please use a separate form for each one. The pet’s photo and information will be posted on our Lost & Found Pets Facebook page (Joint Animal Services Lost & Found Pets) and in the Lost and Found Binders at the Shelter. When you fill out this report, describe the pet as others see it. Unless the pet is a well-known breed, a description of the animal will be easier to understand.

If you have any questions, please contact shelter@jointanimalservices.org.
I am reporting a pet that was *

LOST FOUND FOUND - DECEASED
Date Lost/Found *

Month Day Year
Where (include your street, subdivision, town, nearest main rd/store/landmark so people have a better sense of where the animal was lost/found) *
ex: Sierra Dr, Montebello neighborhood, off Carpenter Rd, near the bus barn, in Lacey
Type of Pet (dog, cat, etc.) *
Breed(s) of Pet *
Color/Pattern *
Coat Length *
Tail Length *
Ears *
Gender *

Male Female Unknown
Spayed/Neutered *

Yes No Unknown
Age *

Baby Young Adult Adult Senior Unknown age
Size *

X-Small (0-10 lbs) Small (10-25 lbs) Medium (25-50 lbs) Large (50-100 lbs) X-Large (100+ lbs)
Pet Was (check all that apply): *

Wearing collar Wearing harness Wearing ID tags Microchipped Not microchipped Scanned, no microchip found Not yet scanned for a microchip Tattooed with ear ID Bird wearing a band on its leg
Color of collar/harness *
Material of collar/harness *
Additional information you'd like to share
Picture of Pet - A good picture, preferably a full body of your pet is important for flyers and on our posts. If you are posting a found pet and would like to keep certain markings secret in order to help prove ownership, you may post a photo of only the pet's face. PLEASE crop out any distractions such as people, children, furniture, and other pets. (Please make sure the file is in image format (JPG) and less than 5MB)
Contact's Name (1st is fine) *
Contact's Email and/or Phone Number *
These lost and found reports, as well as information on the strays who come into Animal Services, are posted in the photo albums of our Lost & Found Pets Facebook page on Tuesday-Saturday.

You can find information on stray pets who have entered the Shelter in the last 4 days at https://jointanimalservices.org/reclaim-a-pet/. There is also a recording of lost pets who have entered the Shelter in the last 4 days, which you can reach by calling (360)352-2510 option 5. The website is updated hourly and the phone list is updated daily.

If a description sounds REMOTELY like your pet, contact the Shelter to schedule a time to see the animal. Approximately 100 animals, including many purebreds, come through the Shelter each week and many pets look alike. Owners are best at identifying their own pets, so you must identify your pet in person.

Completing a Lost/Found report gives the public a description from which they can attempt to match a pet they have seen or taken in while they search for the owner. We offer the Lost and Found Pet books/albums as a public service. Shelter staff do not regularly check the books against the current shelter population.

If your pet was lost in Tenino, Rainier, Bucoda, or outside Thurston County, check with their shelters, as they have other kenneling arrangements.

We keep the Lost and Found pet reports on file for 1 month.
If, after 1 month, your pet is still missing, please file a new form.

Privacy Notice

Please be informed that by posting this report you are giving your consent to make certain private information available for public viewing and are acknowledging that you are the owner/finder of the pet. If you are not the owner/finder, you acknowledge that you have permission/consent from the owner/finder to submit this form. This would include photo, name, phone number and/or email address.
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE USE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE LOST AND FOUND REPORTS
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Lost/Found Pet Form

I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE USE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE LOST AND FOUND REPORTS