Help! I've Lost My Dog!
We are so sorry to hear about the lost dogs.
Here are our recommendations:
Most dogs return to where they got lost or left, so make
sure you have a nice surprise for them when they DO come home (food,
chewy,
praise, toy,
attention) Try to keep an eye out or have an opening for the dogs
where they can return to, possibly back into the fenced yard, their
crate,
a familiar
vehicle, etc.
Inform authorities and vet clinics
Animal Care Authorities in the Valley Are
Mat-Su Borough Animal Control animal.care@matsugov.us
1200 North 49th State Street
Palmer, Alaska 99645
Office: (907) 746-5500
(Fax) 746-6683
If you have found an animal at-large, please file a Found Animal Report and/or call the Shelter.
If your animal is lost:
Please check to see if your pet has been brought to the shelter by browsing the PetHarbor database.
If your pet is not at the shelter, please file a Lost Animal Report.
Fax or mail complete reports to the shelter.
Houston Animal Control administration is part of the Houston Fire Department located at:
13965 W. Armstrong Road (mile 57.3 Parks).
The shelter is located at 12176 W. Birch Road.
Houston Animal Control only services the city of Houston. For outside city limits, please contact Mat-Su Animal Control.
Office Hours: Monday – Friday Phone: (907) 892-6457
11:00am - 6:30pm (907) 355-8794
E-mail: thood@houston-ak.gov
Veterinarians in the Valley Area
Alaska Equine & Small Animal
21236 Birchwood Loop
Chugiak, AK 99567
Phone: 907-688-9303
All Creatures Veterinary Clinic
4360 Snider Dr
Wasilla, AK
Phone: 907-376-7930
VCA Big Lake Veterinary Hospital
Mile 51 Parks Hwy
Big Lake, AK 99652
Phone: 907-892-9292
North Star Animal Hospital
840 S Cobb
St Palmer, AK 99645
(907) 746-7387
VCA Far Country Vet Clinic
2701 North Liahona Drive
Palmer, AK 99645
(907) 746-7297
Palmer Veterinary Clinic
Mile 39 Glenn Hwy
Palmer, AK 99645
Phone: 907-745-3219
Tier 1
6623 E. Blue Lupine Dr
Palmer AK, 99654
Phone: 907-745-8437
Wasilla Veterinary Clinic
2750 E Parks Hwy
Wasilla, AK
Phone: 907-376-399
Printable List of these Contacts -
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Put up flyers in the area including a picture of the dog. Talk to
a lot of people - everyone and let them know your dog is missing. This
is to make sure everybody knows the dog is being looked for and
makes it harder for somebody in the area to keep the dog. Their neighbors
might
know the dog is being missed somewhere else. Don't forget the local
groomers and pet stores.
As you have noticed, I sometimes
forward emails about lost dogs over my list. This is a service for
my long term clients mainly. Also, in the past this was
NOT the way how dogs found back home to their owners. So I'd prefer
to wait a little bit before we use this measurement.
More Information for Finding a Lost Dog
