St. Paul Animal Shelter

780-645-2262

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    • Home
    • Donate
    • Adoption
      • Adoptable Cats
      • Adoptable Dogs
      • Adoption Fees
      • Adoption Process
    • Volunteer
      • Volunteer Program
      • Foster Program
    • Lost & Found
      • I Lost my Pet
      • I Found a Stray Animal
      • I Found a Cat
      • Unwanted Cats on Property
      • Safety Tips for Cat Owner
      • Reclaiming your pet
    • Admissions
      • Owner Surrender
      • Stray Admission
      • Admission Fees
    • Hours of Operation
    • Resources for pet owners
St. Paul Animal Shelter

780-645-2262

  • Home
  • Donate
  • Adoption
    • Adoptable Cats
    • Adoptable Dogs
    • Adoption Fees
    • Adoption Process
  • Volunteer
    • Volunteer Program
    • Foster Program
  • Lost & Found
    • I Lost my Pet
    • I Found a Stray Animal
    • I Found a Cat
    • Unwanted Cats on Property
    • Safety Tips for Cat Owner
    • Reclaiming your pet
  • Admissions
    • Owner Surrender
    • Stray Admission
    • Admission Fees
  • Hours of Operation
  • Resources for pet owners

What to do if you lost your pet

Complete a Lost Report

Your lost report be submitted to the St. Paul Animal Shelter via email. Our team reviews these reports daily and when a new animal has been brought to the shelter. If an animal is admitted that matches your pet's description, you will be contacted immediately.

Submit Lost Report

Contact Local ByLaw Enforcement and other animal shelters

Many communities have Bylaw or Peace Officers who are responsible for picking up stray animals. Some municipalities have their own holding facilities for strays.  Contacting these community offices and other shelters in the area to file a lost report, you will increase the chances of your pet being returned to you as quick as possible.

Contact Local Veterinarian Clinics

Veterinarian Clinics are often a location where people may bring a stray animal, especially if the animal is injured. Informing the local clinics will increase the chances of your pet being returned to you quickly. 

Search your neighborhood

Often lost pets will stay close to the area they are most familiar with. Stray animals are often scared and confused and can be either hard to catch or in hiding. Searching your neighborhood with your pets favorite treats may be all you need to bring them home.

Post your lost pet on Social Media

There are many lost pet page on social media. Many pets are reunited with their owners simply through the placement of a lost post online.

Place a lost report on Helping Lost Pets

Helping Lost  Pets in a nationwide Lost and Found website. By filing a report on this site, you can ensure that as many people as possible can view your lost pet information.

Helping Lost Pets Report

Contact Microchip company

If you pet is microchipped, contact the microchip company to report your pet has gone missing. 

If you believe your pet has been stolen

Pets are considered property under the law. Therefore, if you have reason to believe your pet has been stolen, contact local law enforcement.

St. Paul Animal Shelter

58032 Range Road 105 - PO Box 422 - St. Paul, Alberta - T0A 3A0

780-645-2262

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