Reporting of a Lost or Found animal

Reporting of a Lost or Found animal
Report type:*

LostFound
Date of report:*

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Date
Time of report:*

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Name & Surname*

First NameLast Name
Address:*

Street Address

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CityState / Province

Postal Code
Cell Number:*
Phone Number:
Email:*
example@example.com
Suburb where animal went missing / was found: *
Date animal went missing / was found:*

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Date
Description of the animal
Type of animal:*
Dog / Cat / Horse / Etc
Breed:*
(Rottweiler / Persian / Shetland etc)
Size:*
(small / medium / large / extra large)
Age:*
10 months / 1 year / Very old / Puppy / Etc
Sex:*
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Name of the animal:*
Coat type:*
(short / long / medium / wiry)
Tail type:*
(long / docked / curly / bushy)
Ear type:*
(pricked / down / half down)
Colour:*
(main colour and markings)
Eye colour:*
Unusual markings / peculiarities:*
Collar type:*
(leather / elasticised / choke chain)
ID tag or microchip details:*
If on medication, give details:*
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION IF YOU HAVE LOST AN ANIMAL:
- Contact other animal welfare organisations and report your missing animal to them as well;
- Telephone the SPCA every day to follow up;
- Come to the SPCA as often as possible to search our kennels personally;
- Place an advert in the LOST column of the daily or weekly newspapers and advertise on Lost & Found groups on social media;
- Place adverts on Shopping Centre and Veterinary Clinic community boards for more awareness;
- Check with local Veterinarians to see if they have received any injured strays;
- Ask the City of Cape Town’s Cleansing Department if they have collected any carcasses matching the description of your pet;
- If your pet did not have an ID tag or microchip, please ensure you get one for any future pets.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION IF YOU HAVE FOUND A LOST ANIMAL:
- Phone a description of the animal to other animal welfare organisations operating in the area;
- Notify the SAPS in the area in which the animal was found;
- Place adverts in the FOUND column of daily or weekly newspapers circulating in the area in which the animal was found;
- Have a Veterinarian give the animal a health check and scan the animal for a microchip;
- Do not simply release the animal to any person claiming to be the owner – proof of ownership should be provided, for example, photos, videos, affidavit, proof of purchase/adoption, etc;
- You do not have the legal right to keep or rehome the animal, as the animal should be taken to the animal pound.
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Reporting of a Lost or Found animal

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