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  • Contact your pet’s veterinarian. Confirm microchip and rabies tag information. Update your contact information.
  • Contact veterinary clinics, animal shelters and animal control offices within a 10 mile radius. Do a visual check of all shelters regularly, provide photos and your contact information.
  • Contact the microchip company and notify them the pet is missing. Update all contact information.
  • Post on local Facebook groups for lost and found pets. Search Facebook for “lost and found pets” and then look for individual communities with their own pages. Look for suggestions on those pages for other locations to post.
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  • Post on your own social media accounts and ask your friends to share the information.
  • Watch found pet postings on Craigslist and create your own posting to share your information.
  • Post on Pawboost or similar sites.
  • Create a Lost Pet Poster/Flyer
  • Be persistent and keep looking, patience and vigilance pay off.
  • Contact your pet’s veterinarian. Confirm microchip and rabies tag information. Update your contact information.
  • Contact veterinary clinics, animal shelters and animal control offices within a 10 mile radius. Do a visual check of all shelters regularly, provide photos and your contact information.
  • Contact the microchip company and notify them the pet is missing. Update all contact information.
  • Post on local Facebook groups for lost and found pets. Search Facebook for “lost and found pets” and then look for individual communities with their own pages. Look for suggestions on those pages for other locations to post.
  • Post on your own social media accounts and ask your friends to share the information.
  • Watch found pet postings on Craigslist and create your own posting to share your information.
  • Post on Pawboost or similar sites.
  • Create a Lost Pet Poster/Flyer
  • Be persistent and keep looking, patience and vigilance pay off.
  • Do not allow a found dog or cat to interact with your pets.
  • Do not handle a stray dog or cat that appears to be sick or disoriented. Injured pets can bite and rabies exposure should be a consideration. Call your local animal control for help with a sick or injured found pet.
  • Contact a local veterinarian or animal shelter to have the pet scanned for a microchip.
  • Follow up on any contact information provided on an identification tag.
  • Take the pet to your local animal shelter where the owner will be most likely to look for the pet.
  • Post a description of the pet and where they were found on local social media sites dedicated to lost and found pets.
  • Call local veterinarians or pet groomers that may recognize the found pet.
  • Keep in mind a family is most likely looking for the pet you have found!
  • Do not allow a found dog or cat to interact with your pets.
  • Do not handle a stray dog or cat that appears to be sick or disoriented. Injured pets can bite and rabies exposure should be a consideration. Call your local animal control for help with a sick or injured found pet.
  • Contact a local veterinarian or animal shelter to have the pet scanned for a microchip.
  • Follow up on any contact information provided on an identification tag.
  • Take the pet to your local animal shelter where the owner will be most likely to look for the pet.
  • Post a description of the pet and where they were found on local social media sites dedicated to lost and found pets.
  • Call local veterinarians or pet groomers that may recognize the found pet.
  • Keep in mind a family is most likely looking for the pet you have found!
If you have lost a pet, please take a look at this list of steps and resources we've put together for you. Don't lose hope! If you have a found a pet, we recommend taking the below steps for your safety and the safety of the pet. Safe & Found

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Dr. Andie Bashor

Veterinarian

Dr. Andie Bashor is from Wichita, KS and graduated from Ross University in 2023. She has been working in the field since she was 14 years old and has always had a passion for animals. She is especially interested in soft tissue surgery, preventative medicine, and rescue care. Dr. Andie spends most of her free time with her two senior dogs, Macy and Roxy and they love to go on walks and snuggle on the couch. She also enjoys country concerts, traveling, and scuba diving.

Dr. Amanda Bailey

Veterinarian

Dr. Amanda Bailey was born and raised in Columbia, MO, and graduated from the University of Missouri School of Veterinary Medicine in 2015. Her current association involvements include the American Veterinary Medical Association and the Missouri Veterinary Medical Association. She has a passion for Dentistry and Ophthalmology. Dr. Bailey met her husband during her undergraduate studies and has been happily married since 2012. During her spare time, Dr. Bailey enjoys riding her bike, playing the violin, and spending quality time with her family.

Dr. Kala Hamilton

Veterinarian

Dr. Kala Hamilton was born and raised in the South Kansas City Metropolitan area. She graduated from Kansas State University with her veterinary degree in 2019 achieving her life-long dream of becoming a veterinarian. She loves soft tissue surgery and staying up-to-date on the latest studies. In her free time she enjoys dancing, spending time with her friends and family, and winning any board game played against her husband.

Dr. Abby Snyder

Veterinarian

Dr. Abby Snyder started her career as a veterinarian at Grandview Animal Hospital in 1999. Serving south Kansas City and the Grandview community since graduating from the University of Missouri has allowed Dr. Snyder to build lasting relationships with generations of clients. Dr. Snyder’s recent professional achievements include obtaining certification in veterinary acupuncture and rehabilitation. This unique training offers clients and patients a different perspective on pain, aging, injury and lameness. Dr. Snyder and her husband Ryan are so very proud of their two tall and creative children, Harper, a student-athlete at Colgate University, and Owen who excels at golf and debate.

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