Volunteers are the lifeblood of Lost Dog Illinois and other lost dog/cat outreach efforts. Here’s a quick profile of one volunteer Lora! Lora volunteers from Murrayville where she lives with her husband, Donal, 3 dogs – Mia, Hank, and Tucker;…
Some lost pet listing services are automated with very little human interaction. Our state pages are run by real people who offer kindness, compassion and good advice when your dog is missing. Meet Wendy Siedschlag from Lost Dogs of Wisconsin. I am…
Many pet owners whose pets are microchipped are unaware that the chips may NOT in fact help get their pet home should they go missing or get separated. That’s because unless the chip can be detected, is registered, and has…
VeRUS Pet Foods does more than make and distribute pet food … much more! And now that much more includes being a Unite 2 Reunite Partner! VeRUS Pet Foods is all about providing healthy food mixed with love for…
Bark! Pawsitive Petfood is dedicated to providing their clientele expert pet nutrition information and products because they know how much pets mean to their owners. Locally owned and growing to 8 stores in a short amount of time, Bark!…
Coming to the rescue of animals is nothing new to Mutts & Mayhem Animal Rescue of Texas. However, this past week, their volunteers rallied and devised their own “Unite 2 Reunite” effort to search for and reunite a dog gone…
We are so excited to introduce Beagle Bed & Breakfast as our FIRST U2R Partner! Founded by Megan Purtell, Beagle Bed & Breakfast provides a range of doggie daycare and boarding services at their Frederick, Maryland location and goes beyond their…
A group of dedicated animal lovers in Chandler, Arizona have decided they want to GO BIG in promoting that more residents get their pets microchipped! So what better way to take their message to the streets than by selling vinyl…
We want to share YOUR community efforts to raise awareness about lost and found pets, including tag and microchip efforts. LIST YOUR EVENTS FOR FREE! Add your event for free on the Generation Wags Pawcentric Events calendar and we will…
This post first appeared on Lost Dogs of America on Dec. 12, 2016 Reprinted with permission by Lost Dogs of America According to the U.S. Census the average American will move 12 times in their life. This means that many…