Did you know that AAR has an active Return-to-Owner team that helps lost pets get home? This is one of the many ways volunteers support our pledge of Giving Paws a Helping Hand™.When your beloved dog or cat strays from home, it can be a traumatic experience for both of you. AAR volunteers work hard to reunite pets with their family. Visit AAR’s website – http://www.aartexas.org – for more info on what to if you find or lose a pet and links to AAR’s lost-and-found pets blog and online pet-finding resources. Email: [email protected] |
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| What AAR does:
When someone contacts AAR that they have found/lost a pet or want to surrender a found pet, we have a plan! The RTO team posts pictures on AAR’s Lost and Found Pets blog, researches microchip information, refers the rescuer or parent to online pet-finding resources like Pawboost, Nextdoor, Pet FBI and more. |
What can you do?
ID your pet! A pet—even an indoor pet—has a better chance of being returned if always wearing a collar and an ID tag with your name, address and telephone number. And get your pet microchipped! All AAR pets are microchipped before adoption. |
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