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Since HEART was formed in 1984, we have saved the lives of thousands of animals!

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It's true that no one person can save them all - but if you can make a difference in the life of even one animal,
your contribution is invaluable!! For more information visit our Foster Program page.
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If you've lost or found a dog or a cat in the Buffalo/Western New York area, go to the following link from Animal Advocates of WNY for detailed guidance on how to find your missing pet.
(scroll down to the Lost & Found section)


www.animalswny.org
 

lost and found,lost pet
 

Contact your local Dog Control Officer (see list below)
and the following to report a missing/lost pet:

  • SPCA Erie County (Tonawanda) - (716) 875-7360
  • SPCA Erie County Southtowns (Angola) - (716) 549-5300
  • SPCA Niagara County (Niagara Falls) - (716) 731-4368
  • Buffalo Animal Shelter - (716) 851-5694
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    HEART CAT DEPT. LOST & FOUND SERVICE

    Call Jeff at (716) 380-7667

     

    HEART DOG DEPT. LOST & FOUND SERVICE

    Call Jan at (716) 822-5470 or e-mail JJoyce122103@aol.com

     

    TIPS FOR FINDING YOUR PET

    • Never give up! Pets have been known to find their way back home after being lost for several months.
    • Search your property thoroughly. Walk the neighborhood, talk to everybody, and leave your phone number.
    • Make noise while you walk around the neighborhood. Animals respond to sound.
    • Bring a flashlight (even in daylight hours) for checking in dark spaces.
    • Place strong-scented articles outside your home. Animals find their way by scent as well as sound.
    • Visit your local animal control agency, and all animal shelters, in your surrounding areas. Calling is not enough.
    • Check newspaper "found" ads every day.
    • Post lots of posters within a 1-mile radius of where your pet was lost. Place an ad in your local newspaper.

    When making a lost pet poster, keep in mind the following:

    • When you prepare a flyer give only a physical description.
    • Do not give your pet's name. Your pet may not answer to its name when it is lost and scared.
    • Do not give any behavioral information. When a pet is lost its behavior can change dramatically.
    • Do not give information about a collar. Forty percent of pets recovered are lost with a collar and found with no collar or a different collar.
    • If you have a photo of your pet make sure it describes your pet accurately. If not, then you may want to consider using a line drawing from a breed book that you can find at your local library. A photocopy will be fine.
    • Writing the word "Reward" on top of the flyer in large print does attract more people. Do not give an amount, when you give an amount you may get some crank calls from people who do not have your pet. A reward is not a must, but it may help.
     

    KEEP YOURSELF SAFE

    • NEVER respond to a "found" pet contact alone. Take a friend with you.
    • Arrange to meet in a public place.
    • NEVER invite the person to your home unless you know them well.
    • Beware of scams. A common swindle is a person calling and claiming to have your pet in a different town. They then ask for the money to ship your pet to you. This person does not have your pet; they are simply trying to take your money.
    • Don't look for your pet alone, during the day or at night. Always bring a buddy, especially in unfamiliar neighborhoods.
     

    ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS
    ERIE COUNTY - NEW YORK

    AMHERST/WILLIAMSVILLE
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    500 John James, Audubon Pkwy, Amherst 14228
    (716) 689-1311

    BOSTON
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    8500 Boston State Road, Boston 14025
    (716) 941-3930

    BUFFALO ANIMAL SHELTER
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    380 Oak Street, Buffalo, NY 14203
    (716) 851-5694

    BRANT
    Limit Dogs Per Household: No Limit
    P.O. Box 228
    1294 Brant N Collins Road, Brant, NY 14027
    (716) 549-0615

    CHEEKTOWAGA / SLOAN / DEPEW
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    3223 Union Road, Cheektowaga 14227
    (716) 686-3525

    CLARENCE
    Limit Dogs Per Household: No Limit
    1 Town Place, Clarence 14031
    (716) 460-1099

    COLDEN
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    8812 State Road, Colden, NY 14033
    (716) 941-1364

    COLLINS
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    P.O. Box 420, 14093 Mill Street, Collins, NY 14034
    (716) 474-6509 cell

    CONCORD / SPRINGVILLE
    Limit Dogs Per Household: No Limit (Concord)
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 4 dogs (Springville village)
    86 Franklin, Springville, NY 14141
    (716) 592-7875

    EAST AURORA
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs (East Aurora)
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs (Aurora village)
    5 S. Grove Street, East Aurora, NY 14052
    (716) 652-7944

    EDEN
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs
    2795 E. Church Street, Eden, NY 14057
    (716) 992-9211

    ELMA
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    1600 Bowen Road, Elma, NY 14059
    (716) 655 0512

    EVANS
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    8787 Erie Road, Evans, NY 14006
    (716) 549-3600

    GRAND ISLAND
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    2255 Baseline Road, Grand Island, NY 14072
    (716) 773-9654

    HAMBURG
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs (town)
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs (village)
    6100 South Park Avenue, Hamburg, NY 14075
    (716) 649-6111 x 2509

    HOLLAND
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    9342 Savage Road, Holland, NY 14080
    (716) 537-2910

    LACKAWANNA
    Limit Dogs Per Household: No Limit
    67 Reddon Street, Lackawanna, NY 14218
    (716) 827-6412 or 443-5399 (pgr)

    LANCASTER / DEPEW
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    3789 Walden Avenue, Lancaster, NY 14086
    (716) 683-5129

    MARILLA
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    S-1740 Two Rod Road, Marilla, NY 14102
    (716) 460-0681 pgr

    NEWSTEAD / AKRON
    Limit Dogs Per Household: No Limit
    P.O. Box 227, Akron 14001
    (716) 574-0488 cell
    (716) 542-4077 home
    (716) 592-9124 home

    NORTH COLLINS
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 10 dogs
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs (village)
    4739 Shirley Road, North Collins, NY 14222
    (716) 337-2360

    ORCHARD PARK
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    Municipal Bldg., Orchard Park, NY 14127
    (716) 662-6440 or (716) 549-6226 pgr

    SARDINIA
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 4 dogs
    P.O. Box 219, Town Hall Savage Road, Sardinia, NY 14134
    (716) 496-5617

    TONAWANDA (CITY)
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs
    200 Niagara Street, Tonawanda, NY 14150
    (716) 692-2121

    TONAWANDA / KENMORE
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs
    1835 Sheridan Drive, Buffalo, NY 14223
    (716) 879-6656

    WALES
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 3 dogs
    13188 Big Tree Road, East Aurora, NY 14052
    (716) 655-4734

    WEST SENECA
    Limit Dogs Per Household: 2 dogs
    1250 Union Road, West Seneca, NY 14224
    (716) 823-2988
     

     

     

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