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Lost & Found
Pass the Word!
Losing a pet is heartbreaking. The FCAHS wants to help pets find
their way back home. We will post your lost pet's picture and
description here on our website and at the shelter. We can help
in your search if you will help us pass the word about our lost
and found on the web. Call 870-630-0996 or email the address below.
Let us join you in your search!
Please email a picture and description of the animal along
with the date and location where the animal became missing
or was found along with your contact information to
juptigrove@sbcglobal.net
so that it can be posted our web site. Don't have a digital
picture? We can scan a photograph.
Your information should
contain all of the following:
- Your Public contact information.
name, phone, email
- Name of lost pet
- Breed
- Gender
- Age
- Collar - color - tags
- Description - color, size, etc.
- Temperment - friendly, shy, etc.
- Any identifying markings or conditions
- Location last seen
- Reward - if any
Also, view our 
Pet Photos on the web site. Your lost pet could have
been brought to the shelter. Don't forget to put up "Lost
Pet" posters around your neighborhood or near the area where
the animal was lost, call the vet offices, and check the Lost
and Found listings in the newspaper.
NOTE: If you find your missing pet - immediately
call or send an email so that the post can be removed from our
listing.
Email: juptigrove@sbcglobal.net
 If
I Could Speak
Somehow I have found myself in this strange place.
I don't know how I've come to be here.
I miss my family terribly. I know they miss me.
I'm confused.
If I could speak,
I'd tell these people who care for me, that this is all
a big mistake.
I'd tell them I'm sorry for whatever I've done to deserve
this.
If I could speak,
I'd tell them who I am. That I have a name.
I'd tell them about my family, in hopes it would help in
my return.
If I could speak,
I'd tell them how much, I love my family.
I'd tell them how much, I need to feel their warm embrace.
To see their smiles and hear their laughter. To be home.
In my own words, I'd tell the others of my kind not to lose
hope.
That the people here are our friends and will do their utmost
to find us a home.
If I could speak,
I'd tell these selfless angels, how much I love them.
I'd thank them for taking such good care of me.
For keeping me safe. For keeping my belly full. For their
love.
If I could speak,
Once my home is found.
I'd tell my my guardian angels, with a wagging tail and
eyes so bright,
how happy they have made me.
With a lick to their hands, I'd once again thank them for
their selfless love.
~ Lee Ann Duch
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 ID
Your Pets!
Collar
Vet Tag
Personal ID Tag
City Tag
Microchip
Begin Your Search
Talk to your neighbors. If your pet went missing
from your house or yard, the place to begin your search is in
your immediate neighborhood. If you live near a busy street
check there first - assure yourself that your pet has not wandered
into traffic and been injured or worse. Walk around the area
surrounding your home and talk to your neighbors - the mailman
- children playing outside - construction workers, these people
notice things like loose dogs and dogs are often attracted by
the sounds of children playing. If you have a recent picture
take it with you on your search. Leave your phone number and
a description of your pet.
Take your pet's favorite toy. Dogs and cats
have hearing superior to ours and may be able to hear you from
a great distance. If your pet has a favorite toy with a squeaker,
bell, or any other noise maker, you can use it to your advantage.
While you're calling out your pet's name, squeak or jingle the
toy.
Pick a time when you know your neighborhood is quiet.
Searching your neighborhood during quieter hours can be a great
help in finding your pet. Call your pet's name and then listen
for his familiar bark.
Use your car. If your walk does not produce
any information go back and get your car. Dogs recognize the
sound of their master's car.
The Next Steps
Call the Times Herald-and
ask them to run an ad in the Lost and Found section of the classifieds.
The ad is free and they do a great job & are super supporters
of the FCAHS.
Call KXJK/KBFC 633-1253 in the early morning
and have the lost animal put on the Swap Shop show.
It’s free and they are very helpful.
Call both area vets-Rountree Animal Clinic 633-4466
and Gehring Animal Clinic-633-5931 Many animals have
been identified by the vet techs for us over the years.
Put up Posters- For a few pennies and a little
legwork posters put up in high traffic areas really help find
lost pets.
P.O. Box 2091
1058 SFC 200
Forrest City, AR 72336
Phone 870-633-7036
(please leave a message)
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