Get reunited with your lost pet using new tool

Joint Animal Services continues to implement new and creative ways to provide services to our community during the pandemic.

Their latest improvement helps reunite owners with their lost pets – 24/7 online reporting. This new service allows them to post the submitted reports in the Lost and Found Albums on their Facebook page. (They update the albums Tuesday-Saturday.)

What’s really great about this feature is the power of social media and sharing, helping you find your pet as quickly as possible. They have also partnered with the LOST AND FOUND PETS Thurston County + More Facebook Group to help network and spread the word.

To file a lost or found report, visit JointAnimalServices.org/Lost-Found/ and follow the link and instructions.

Tips to Help Find Your Lost Pet If you’ve lost your pet, there are many things you can do to help get reunited, quickly:

• Make sure your pet has an ID on them at all times (license, tag, microchip).

• Fill out a lost-pet form at JointAnimalServices.org/Lost-Found/

• Search your neighborhood! Ask your neighbors to keep an eye out, too.

• Post “lost pet” signs.

• Share on social media.

• Check the shelter every 2-3 days.

• NEVER GIVE UP! Sometimes lost pets get reunited with their owners months later! To get more information about Joint Animal Services, visit JointAnimalServices.org.

This release was made available from the Lacey Life newsletter.