Reporting Lost or Found Pets For anyone in Orange County, North Carolina, or nearby area: You may also check our database listings for lost pets in our area of North Carolina.Įveryone does not list their pet with this service, so please also check other lost/found listing services and social media pages dedicated to lost & found pets. See if someone has reported the pet you found: You may also call our shelter at 91, option 2, to schedule a time for a found pet to be scanned. Most veterinary clinics will scan a found pet for a microchip. P lease have the pet scanned for a microchip. If you have found a pet, it is a legal requirement to report it within 72 hours so that an owner has the highest likelihood possible to find it.

Other recently found animals not currently housed at the Animal Services Center.Recently found cats not currently housed at the Animal Services Center.Recently found dogs not currently housed at the Animal Services Center.

If you believe one of these animals is your lost pet, please contact Animal Services (91, option 2) so that we can help get you in touch with the other party. Sometimes, people from our Orange County community find pets and hold them at their homes instead of bringing them into the Animal Services Center. Please leave a message if the staff is not able to answer right away, and someone will return your call as soon as possible.

Animals currently housed at OCAS (some of these pets have known owners and are not stray, but we list all pets to make sure any lost/found inquiries can be addressed properly)ĭo you think your lost pet may be at our shelter? Contact us at 91, option 2.

If you have lost a pet, please go to the link below for pets that are currently being housed at our shelter in Chapel Hill, NC: Animal Services holds stray animals for a 5-day period in which we are open to the public for at least 3 of those days.

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