Submit A Lost / Found Pet Report With HSLC
Phone the HSLC 24 hour voice mail system at (517) 552-8050, you will be prompted how to file a report as follows:

Press 1
Press 2
Press 1 for dogs and puppies or Press 2 for cats and kittens
Respond to the questions which are asked
Press 1 to submit your report

Advertise In Local Newspapers
Place a lost / found ad in the Hometown Newspapers (Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press), or other local paper. For the Hometown papers the ad is free. Below are some local newspapers and phone numbers:

Hometown................................................(517) 548-2570
Ann Arbor News.......................................(800) 589-9888
Chelsea Standard / Dexter Leader......(734) 475-1371
Tri-County Times.....................................(810)629-8282
Flint Journal..............................................(800)875-6200
Fowlerville News and Views.................(517)223-8760
Lansing State Journal............................(517)377-1111

Visit the Livingston County Animal Shelter
Visit the Livingston County Animal Shelter at least every other day. Please phone the shelter for directions and hours of operation at (517)546-2154. It is always best to visit the shelter in person, since the shelter worker may not be able to identify your pet based upon your description over the phone.

Visit Surrounding Area Shelters
Visit or call surrounding county shelters / animal organization, particularly if you are near any county border.

Oakland County Animal Control.............(248) 391-4100
Shiawassee County Humane Society..(517) 723-4262
Shiawassee County Animal Control.....(517) 743-2406
Ingham County Animal Control..............(517) 676-8370
Capital Area Humane Society................(517) 626-6060
Humane Society of Huron Valley...........(734) 662-5585
Genesee County Humane Society........(810) 744-0511
Genesee County Animal Control...........(810) 732-1660
Adopt-A-Pet (Fenton)................................(810) 629-0723
Animal Aid (Livingston)............................(810) 231-4497

Post Flyers
Post singsn or flyers in the area where the pets was lost or found.

Talk To Your Neighbors
Let your neighbors know you have lost your pet or found one.

Contact Local Veterinarians
Contact any veterinarians close to where you lost or found the pet and advise them you have lost or found a pet.

Leave A Note For Your Mail Carrier
Place a note in your mailbox to let the carrier know you have lost of found a pet.

Contact The Police
Check with you local police department to make certain no dog / car accident has been reported which injured your pet or to inquire if the owner of the pet you have found has contacted them or posted a notice at the station.

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