Assistance

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Lost and Found

You will first want to post the pet as lost or found with a few organizations, create flyers, visit local shelters and rescues, and alert neighbors.  

Dogs:

• Visit the Franklin County Auditor's E-Bulletin Board for lost and found dogs.
• File a report with the Franklin County Dog Shelter and the Capital Area Humane Society by phone or in person.

Cats & Dogs:

• Post as lost or found at PetFBI.org.  Also, check that it has not already been posted in the opposite category.
• Check with local pet rescues to to see if they have a found pet, the best option is to visit each rescue in person so there can be no confusion over the details of identifying your pet.
• Make fliers with a current picture of your pet and post in the area in which the pet was lost or found, including rescues and veterinarian clinics.
• Speak to your neighbors and let them know your pet is missing.  Good Luck!

Spay & Neuter

We all need to do our part in reducing the homeless pet population.  Affordable veterinary care and spay/neuter programs can be found in our area.   Visit CDC and SOS Ohio

Surrender

SurrenderHave a dog or cat that needs to be re-homed? We are a small shelter and space is limited.  We help those that need us most, while trying to help as many as possible. Tell us about your need.

Feral Cats

Feral cats live and thrive in every landscape, yet they are not socialized to people and not adoptable.  Help keep them healthy where they currently are.  Visit Alley Cat Allies and SOS Ohio

Pet Friendly Housing

Need to find a home that will allow you keep your furry friend with you?  Then  MyApartmentMap, the largest list of currently available pet friendly housing, is the answer.  Search MyApartmentMap

Wildlife

Find an injured, ill or possibly orphaned wild animal?  Learn what to do in the most common situations before bringing them to Ohio Wildlife Center’s Hospital.  Visit Ohio Wildlife Center ​