7/7/2008
Lost Dog-Trigger
HELP!
I Can’t Find my dog!
Have you
lost a pet?
The Humane
Society of Uvalde has created this link as a community resource to aide families
in reuniting with their pets.
Lost Pet:
Please email
Renee your
pet’s information.
Dog or Cat
Description
of your pet-color, size, male/female, any unique markings, collars or tags
The area
you live in or the area the animal disappeared in
Date
Missing since
Your
contact information: email & phone
Please send
a picture of your pet if possible
*Also
notify the 2 vet clinics & the city pound*
Southwest TX Vet Clinic 278-4441
Dr. Coble 278-2322
City Pound (located behind HEB) 278-9147
Found Pet:
Please email Renee the pet’s information
Dog/cat
Area found in
Brief description/photo
Date Found
Contact information-phone or email-people can contact to see if it is their pet
Also list the found pet in Uvalde
Leader News by calling 830-278-3335-This is
FREE service the paper provides!
If your animal is missing, please go by the city pound (located behind HEB). This site is in no way a substitute for checking yourself. The contact number for the pound is 278-9147
***Many animals currently at the city pound. Please call to make arrangements to look for your pet!
*The policy of the city is to euthanize animals who are not claimed within 3 days. Many times animals are held longer.
Impoundment Fee Determined By the City Of Uvalde
Although the Humane Society has opened a business office at the city pound, we do not have access to impounded animals, nor do we have the ability to impound animals. This office is strictly for distributing spay/neuter vouchers. If you are in need of animal control services, please contact them directly at 278-9147.
The Humane Society rescues from the Uvalde City Pound. We can not guarantee the animal you surrender will be rescued, however by surrendering to the city, you have provided the animal with an opportunity it may have otherwise not had.
If you choose to adopt an animal from the city pound, the fee is determined by the city. The new owner has 30 days to have the animal spayed/neutered or face fines. Contact the Humane Society at 830-275-1744 for information on obtaining a voucher to help reduce the cost of having the animal fixed. Vouchers are distributed from our office located on Garden Street behind HEB Tuesday-Thursday from 10am - 2pm.
If you have lost or found a pet, contact 278-9147 and ask the dispatcher to have animal control contact you.
Adoptions/Claims are directly through the animal control department.
All fees/fines are determined by the city of Uvalde.
Found Dogs/Cats
7/22/08 Please contact Janece McClung if you are missing a male JRT.
Lost Dogs/Cats Listing:
7/7/2008
Lost Dog-Trigger
His Collar was found unbuckled and laying at the gate. The owners are concerned he was dog napped. Please keep a look out of this very loved family pet. Email Evelyn if you have seen this guy or have any information. His home is in the area of CR140 and FM 117
June 24, 2008 LOST Dog a/o July 12th still missing. Owners are distraught and offering reward for his return. "Bruno" Siberian Husky, M., age 1- 1/2 yrs black & white, one blue eye one brown eye, leather collar w/tag
Please call owner Glenda Geries @ 830 278 9358
A $$ REWARD is being offered for Bruno's return, no questions asked.
June 23, 2008 phone calls were received at HSU office of two missing dogs
One is a sheepdog, "Max", male, about 100#, white face, blue eyes, gray body...(missing since 6/21)
The other is a young female ( ? 2 months ) black lab , no collar,"Princess"..(missing since 6/22)
CALL HSU office 591-9229 for owners numbers to call if you find these pets.
How can you Help?
Fix your pet! The most important thing any of us can do is spay/neuter our dogs and cats. Puppies, kittens and purebred dogs are euthanized every week in Uvalde. STOP THE CYCLE! Don't allow your pet to get pregnant or impregnate another animal. Call the Humane Society for a voucher to help reduce the cost of having your pet fixed. 275-1744 Vouchers are distributed every Tues, Wed, & Thurs at the HS office located behind HEB at the city pound from 10a-2p.
Adopt! Rescuing a pet from the City pound or Humane Society is a wonderful way to make a difference. It is also financially a GOOD DEAL! Adopt a dog from the Humane Society for $100 and you get current vaccinations and a FIXED dog who can not reproduce! The humane Society also completes a heartworm test, keeps animals on monthly heartworm prevention & flea/tick prevention while they live in a foster home. You are getting a ready to go family pet! Cat adoptions are reduced to only $60 through the HS and that includes spay/neuter, feline leukemia/aids test, flea/tick and prevention while they are cared for as foster pet.
I.D. Your Pet! Get a collar and have the rabies tag on your pet! Also, be on the lookout for Uvalde's new city ordinance which allows us to register our pets with the city-this is a great way to make sure lost pets are found! if your pet is stolen, lost or otherwise misplaced-having them licensed with the city proves they are your pet and helps ensure their safe return! ...and by the way...its cheaper if your pet is fixed!
Volunteer! The Humane Society rescues as many animals as possible from being euthanized, however, sadly many can not be saved because their simply is not a good, safe, clean place for them to go. The more foster families we have that are willing to temporarily care for dogs/cats, the more we can rescue. If you see a pet above that you can temporarily care for, please contact us for more information. We provide all medical expenses and food. 830-275-1744 or email The Humane Society
ARE YOU READY? Before adding a dog to your household, make sure you are ready! is your yard completely fenced? is there a place for your pet to have shelter when outside? If you plan to tie your dog up to a tree or other object, the Humane Society recommends you NOT get a dog. What kind of life does it really have if its chained up outside, by itself in the cold, rain and hot Texas Heat? Check out this website Dogs Deserve Better If you know of a dog living on a chain-offer to walk it and encourage the family to do the same. Always check for food and water! If you have the resources and can offer to build a fence-you could save a dogs life!