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 Lost or Found Pets 

There are a variety of resources available for locating your lost or found pet:

 Maricopa County Animal Care and Control’s (AC&C)

 Post photo flyers in the local area where the pet was lost or found. Local grocery stores, gas stations, feed stores and the post office are a good place for flyers.

 Call your neighbors/mail carrier to see if your pet has been seen.

 Call local veterinarians to see if your pet has been turned in or injured.

 Advertise in your local newspaper. Some papers will graciously offer to place a Found pet for free. Lost pets you will probably need to pay for running a ad.

 Physically check the AC&C facilities. The local sites are listed below:

West Valley Animal Care
2500 S. 27th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85009 ( South of Durango on 27th Avenue)
602-506-PETS

East Valley Animal Care Center
2630 W. 8th Street
Mesa, AZ 85201 (8th St./101 Loop)
602-506-PETS

Missing Mutts, Cats, Etc. Hotline
(24hr hotline including Holidays) 480-898-8914
P.O. Box 2866 - Office
Mesa, AZ 85214
              OR
P.O. Box 25706 - Donations
Tempe, AZ 85285

Foothills Animal Rescue
480-488-9890

Four Peaks Animal Rescue
480-471-3520

Pet Harbor www.petharbor.com

Lost dogs of AZ Facebook LostDogsArizona

 Nextdoor.com

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Most importantly, stay positive and don’t give up. With diligence and good luck, your wayward friend may end up back in your loving arms.


Identification

It is your responsibility as their Guardian, to keep current, accurate ID tags on your pet(s). Clear, accurate identification is the first step to insure that if our pets become lost, they have a good chance of being returned to us. Tags should be checked periodically to see that information is not worn and difficult to read.

When we travel, our pets come with us or spend vacation with a friend or relative. It is crucial that a temporary I.D. tag be used with the contact information of the person taking care of your pet. PetSmart and Petco have a machine that allows you to make the tag immediately for $6.00.
Too much trouble?—then simply cover the existing tag with tape and handwrite the information or use a marker and write the information on an inexpensive nylon collar.

Micro chipping is another method to track your pet should they become lost. It is affordable and a worthwhile investment to ensure peace of mind.

Current rabies licensing is the law and another means to track your pet. When contacting Animal Control and providing the license number, they can immediately provide the Guardian’s name, number and address, as well as the pet’s name. To lose your pet can be heart wrenching and devastating. Please be responsible. 

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DON'T FORGET to TAG and MICROCHIP YOUR PET!!

Clear, accurate identification is the first step to insure that if our pets become lost, they have a good chance of being returned to us.

Four Peaks Foundation dba Four Peaks Animal Rescue is a 501 (c) (3) Non-Profit Organization.
All animals are seen by appointment only.
Call Us:
480-471-3520

Hours:
Monday-Friday
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Mailing Address:
28150 N. Alma School Rd.
PMB# 103-470
Scottsdale, AZ 85262
E-mail Us:
fourpeaksrescue@outlook.com
(please include phone #)
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