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Thursday night(11/17) Tiffany was jogging with her dog Ashok when they were struck by a truck. Unhurt but frightened, Ashok managed to pull out of his collar and ran off. His owner, Tiffany, has been unable to locate him, and would like to. Ashok is a very beautiful red Siberian Husky, no leash or collar, but is microchipped. He has two little boys at home who are heartbroken, we miss him and hope to have him back with us soon! Tiffany can be reached anytime by cell at (253) 303-2796.She thanks you. 
Our Arlo is missing in Arcata! Keep your eyes peeled -photo attached We adopted Arlo last week and he got free. He has been lost for 2 days now, around 3rd and G Street. We suspect he may go towards the marsh or other areas that are not full of people. He gets nervous and scared around large groups and strangers. If you are driving or walking around Arcata, please bring treats with you and call us or the county/arcata police if you see him and can't wrangle him up. You have to throw treats in his direction before he may come to you. A photo of Arlo is attached. Please spread the word to those you know in Arcata, work in Arcata, or frequent the area. He could have traveled to any part even the forest. He is micro chipped as well. Please help us bring Arlo home.  Lost Cat!! Please call Susan at 7078348218 with any info or email at klnadnmom@yahoo.com. Kikoha is a chocolate brown Burmese cat. Small about 6lbs with huge yellow eyes. Last seen with her collar/name tag on her on July 2nd. Her family has been on vacation since July the 1st. They live near Ft Humboldt.  
To report a pet lost or found, please email CAF or call 826-PETS. Here's What to Do For a Lost Pet: 1. Call the County Animal Shelter (840-9132) to report lost or found pets. 2. Visit the County Animal Shelter as soon as possible and look for your pet. The Shelter should be visited at least once every 24 hours and at a minimum of once every 48 hours. 3. Make lost pet posters. Include a picture, description and information on how to get in touch with you. Post them at public places in your neighborhood. (Check local ordinances on posting) 4. Check with your friends and neighbors. Make 3" X 5" file cards with the appropriate information and distribute them in your neighborhood. 5. Keep in contact with the shelter. 6. The Times-Standard will place free notices of lost and found pets in their classified section. Contact them at (707) 441-0555. 7. The North Coast Journal also runs pet Lost and Found classifieds FREE of charge. Contact them at (707) 826-2000 or ncjournal@northcoastjournal.com. |
