How can I find a lost dog?

1. After the dog is lost, you should call the police immediately and go to the local police station (of course, try to say that your dog was stolen, so that no matter what circumstances they find the dog, they should return it to the owner for free, hehe). Tell them the breed, age and details of where the dog was lost (it is best to apply for a certificate before taking the dog home to facilitate the registration of the dog).

2. Make posters of dog-seeking notices (including: the brief course of the dog's loss, the approximate location at the time of loss, the dog's name, breed, size, coat color, appearance characteristics, 1 front and side photos, the owner's contact number and the reward amount).

3. Post dog-finding notices in the community. It is best to stick it in all nearby communities and in conspicuous places, such as the entrance of stairs, elevator and community. Of course, you should say hello to the property management office (make dozens of copies).

4. Send dog-seeking notices to major pet websites (or pet QQ groups), with the same content as the dog-seeking notices.

5. Go to pet shops and pet hospitals to post notices about finding dogs. Because many people who find dogs may not keep them themselves, although they don't know what kind of dog it is, they will probably know it is a pet dog, so it is likely to be sent to or sold to pet shops and pet hospitals.

6. Look for it through the relationship between the urban management and the street office, because if the dog wanders outside, it is likely to be temporarily taken in as a stray dog by the urban management and the street office (especially large and medium-sized dogs, because passers-by generally dare not catch large and medium-sized dogs when wandering in the street, only the urban management dares to catch them).