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Emergency Numbers Print this page and fill out your local numbers to keep it as a resource in the case of an emergency. Have in a safe easily accessible place. (Refrigerator) Local Emergency Numbers My Veterinarian:______________________________ My Local Veterinary Emergency Clinic: __________________________ Poison Centers When you call, they will want to know the age, breed, sex, and weight of your pet as well as what he ate, how much, and when he ate it. If possible, it is important to have the package label from the poison available during the call. ASPCA National Animal Poison Center - there is a $ 65.00 charge per case that allows as many follow -ups as necessary. Phone: (1-888-426-4435) Credit card: VISA, MC, Discover, or American Express 1-888-299-2973 – for Follow-up calls ASPCA Animal Poison Control Lost Pet Recovery Services Call your local police and Animal Control, local shelters, emergency clinics, humane societies, and any service that provides identification for your pet. Your Local Police #:___________________________ Your Animal Control / Dog Warden #: ________________________ Local Shelters #:__________________________________ Local Shelter #________________________________________ Immediately place flyers in all areas with your phone numbers You can also place a notice on Steve Caporizzo's Pet Connection on Facebook. Also, look on Facebook for other local sites to post your lost pet. Keep track of all sightings on a map If you have several sitings in a close area, cook bacon, liver, etc. on a hibachi. Leave the bacon, dog food, etc there and sprinkle ground with flour to see what tracks are left. If you believe it is your dog, the Animal control officers will allow you to borrow their Have - a - Heart Trap. Tie a piece of good meat to the back of the trap. Check the trap often, especially in winter / ask someone in the area to watch it. National Dog Registry. 800-NDR-DOGS 800-637-3647 www.nationaldogregistry.com/ |