We are proud to be part of the Lost Dogs of America Network!
"We are a group of volunteers who saw the need to provide no cost resources to the owners of lost dogs to increase the chances of locating and being successfully reunited with their dog. We also provide education for dog owners on preventing the loss of their dog. The program also benefits local animal control and shelters by decreasing the number of “owned strays” entering the animal control/shelter system and increasing the chances of finding an owner once the dog is in their care. The Lost Dogs of America website was created and is maintained by the two original founding members of the Lost Dogs network: Lost Dogs of Wisconsin and Lost Dogs Illinois. We developed a Facebook page and website to share the articles, ideas and resources that we have gathered from our experience in the successful recovery of over 20,000 dogs. Please feel free to browse and share our articles. We do ask that you give us credit for any reprints or shares of our material and that you do not remove or change our logos. Thank you!" ~ Lost Dogs of America
Below are links to several of the most popular articles from LDOA's website, but there are many, many more available. Learn about behavior of a lost dog, how to set up a trail camera and feeding station, and effective ways to bring your dog home!
First things first - How did your dog go missing? We suggest that every lost dog owner read this!
Risk factors of the opportunistic dog
Risk factors of the shy elusive dog
Tips for newly adopted dogs or foster dogs who get lost from their new home
Tips for dogs lost from car accidents
Tips for dogs who are lost from somewhere other than home
Jump starting your search for the long lost dog
Podcasts
Webinar from Lost Dogs of America and ASPCAPro: Fireworks and Reuniting Lost Dogs With Their Families (This is a good resource for the owner of a lost dog lost under ANY circumstance)
"We are a group of volunteers who saw the need to provide no cost resources to the owners of lost dogs to increase the chances of locating and being successfully reunited with their dog. We also provide education for dog owners on preventing the loss of their dog. The program also benefits local animal control and shelters by decreasing the number of “owned strays” entering the animal control/shelter system and increasing the chances of finding an owner once the dog is in their care. The Lost Dogs of America website was created and is maintained by the two original founding members of the Lost Dogs network: Lost Dogs of Wisconsin and Lost Dogs Illinois. We developed a Facebook page and website to share the articles, ideas and resources that we have gathered from our experience in the successful recovery of over 20,000 dogs. Please feel free to browse and share our articles. We do ask that you give us credit for any reprints or shares of our material and that you do not remove or change our logos. Thank you!" ~ Lost Dogs of America
Below are links to several of the most popular articles from LDOA's website, but there are many, many more available. Learn about behavior of a lost dog, how to set up a trail camera and feeding station, and effective ways to bring your dog home!
First things first - How did your dog go missing? We suggest that every lost dog owner read this!
Risk factors of the opportunistic dog
Risk factors of the shy elusive dog
Tips for newly adopted dogs or foster dogs who get lost from their new home
Tips for dogs lost from car accidents
Tips for dogs who are lost from somewhere other than home
Jump starting your search for the long lost dog
Podcasts
Webinar from Lost Dogs of America and ASPCAPro: Fireworks and Reuniting Lost Dogs With Their Families (This is a good resource for the owner of a lost dog lost under ANY circumstance)
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