Lost / Found Persian / Himalayan Notice

Use this form to inform us of a lost, missing, or found Persian or Himalayan. Your notice will appear in our Lost and Found database.

1. If you have lost your Persian or Himalayan, please select
"I Lost my Persian/Himalayan"

2. If you have found someone elses Persian or Himalayan, please select
"I Found a Persian/Himalayan"

3. If the Lost or Found Persian or Himalayan is no longer Lost or Found, please select
"Remove my entry from the database"

Notice Type	I Lost My Persian/Himalayan I Found My Persian/Himalayan Please remove my entry in the database
Pet's Name
Date Lost	January February March April May June July August September October November December 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031 2009 2010 2011
Contact Full Name
Contact Phone
Contact Email:
Your Address	Address: City: State:
Cross Streets Where Cat was Found/Lost
Age
Sex
Coat	Clipped Long Short
Color
Claws or declawed	has clawsdeclawed front onlydeclawed all 4 feet
Reward $$
Add'l Info such as: circumstances, microchip, indoor or outdoor only cat, loves/hates dogs, fearful, scars, spayed/neutered, on medication, collar, or anything else that would help to identify your pet.  Check your spelling!!
PHOTOS - Please send us several DIGITAL photos, so we can keep them in our files.  We do compare cats pictures with cats that we get in from sources other than owner turn-in.    ajbfcats@yahoo.com

A simple identification tag on your pet's collar can make the difference between a sad or a happy ending, in the event your pet gets lost. Even if YOU are extremely careful, what about the landscaper who does not shut your gate securely? What about the family member who accidentally allows your pet to slip out the front door?

We highly recommend at least one, or all, of the following identification methods for your beloved pet:

* Pet Licenses: By law, all dogs older than 3 months of age must be licensed by Maricopa County Animal Care and Control. Cat licenses may be purchased as well. For a small fee, you will receive a license tag with a number that can help a "finder" to reunite you and your pet. For more information, call (602) 506-PETS.

* Commercial ID tags: ID tags can be purchased either at the Arizona Humane Society, through mail-order at most veterinary clinics, and at most major pet-supply stores. What an inexpensive "insurance plan" to give you peace of mind and protect your precious pet!

* Microchips: A more permanent form of identification, a microchip is a small device the size of a grain of rice that is implanted via a "shot" on the top of the back, between your pet's shoulder blades. The process takes only a few seconds! Every major shelter and animal-control facility automatically "scans" for microchips - if a chip is present, a code number will appear on the scanner, and that number can be matched to important data about you and your pet, including your address and phone number. Get your pet microchipped inexpensively at the Arizona Humane Society - call the Margaret McAllister Brock Spay & Neuter Clinic at South Mountain Campus at  (602) 942-7283  (602) 942-7283 , or Sunnyslope Low-Cost Spay & Neuter Clinic in North Phoenix at  (602) 216-6442  (602) 216-6442 , for more information.

* A collar and a permanent marker: As a temporary measure, before you have the chance to arrange for one of the types of identification shown above, grab a permanent marker and write your phone number clearly, and legibly, right on your pet's collar!