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You will be asked for your contact information, a description of your pet - name, color, breed, gender, unique markings - where and when you last saw your pet, does it have a collar, and if you have a microchip in your pet.  If you DO have a microchip # be sure to provide that to the officer taking the report.

If outside of normal business hours, complete the online form here.

You will be asked for your contact information, a description of your pet - name, color, breed, gender, unique markings - where and when you last saw your pet, does it have a collar, and if you have a microchip in your pet.  If you DO have a microchip # be sure to provide that to the officer taking the report.

In Lincoln, NE, you will want to file a report with Animal Control AND The Capital Humane Society.  You will be able to pictures to this site and we encourage you to do so.  

 We strongly recommend you visit the Admissions and Assessment Center, 2320 Park Blvd, to walk through and see if your pet is at the shelter. 

You should visit at least every 48 hours to look for your pet. 

If we do not hear from you via phone or in person after 10 days your report will expire. The Admissions and Assessment Center is open 10:30am-6:00pm Monday through Friday and 12:00pm-4:00pm Saturdays and Sundays.  

Look for your pet in the area it went missing.  Knock on doors and ask neighbors to check their garages, sheds and window wells because pets can get stuck in them.  Be sure to bring a picture, too!

Look for your pet inside your home and property, including closets, air vents, cupboards & drawers, under beds (even in box springs), under couches and chairs - especially with missing cats.  Shake their favorite treats or open a can of food.  If those sounds usually bring your pet out, they just might come out of hiding!

Make sure your pet's contact information is up to date.  If your pet is chipped, the company will flag it as lost and send alerts to nearby shelters.  

Animal Control - Lincoln, NE is located at 2320 Park Blvd.  A quick internet search will bring up a list of shelters, humane society and rescues in your area.  Visit the shelters at least every three days in case your pet is found.  In Lincoln, NE, they have a 3 DAY HOLD before adopting out an animal, so check in regularly to keep your pet at the forefront of their minds.  (Take that picture with you, too!)

Put up flyers with your pet's photo and contact information in places where people are likely to see them.  If putting them in a store, be sure to ask the manager where it is okay to hang them.  Phone poles, grocery stores, gas stations, veterinarian offices.  People do pay attention to these!

There are several lost pet pages on Facebook, and there are different audiences and people watching on all of the sites.  Use the tools that are available to you.  The admins of these pages care deeply about helping pet owners be reunited with their fur babies. 

nextdoor is an excellent neighborhood communication tool.  Just like Facebook, be sure that your profile is setup so your neighbors and others can share.

• Stay active on the sites that you post your missing pet. 
• The admins will tag you, individuals will respond with sightings, this is the most powerful teamwork we've ever seen.  
• You'll be offered a lot of advice in what to do to help attract or draw your pet back home.  You know your pet best, but there are a lot of really good people out there that may have thought of something that you haven't.  
• Don't give up.  With a microchip, you have a much better chance of being reunited with your pet.  

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