Lost & Found

• Phone/email the CNP SPCA asap & provide the following information:
  • Description of your pet along with its’ name.
  • Photo if available
  • Date, time & location pet went missing
  • Your contact information (name / phone number)
• Phone the Community Peace Officer/Animal Control at the Municipal office 403-562-8833
• Ask the Municipality to put your missing pet information on their face book
• If you are a member of Crowsnest Network, or know someone who is, put this information on their website
• Phone Bellevue Vet at 403-563-5400
• Phone CJPR Mountain Radio at 403 – 562 – 2806
• Go door to door & check with neighbors (maybe they accidentally locked your pet in their garage or shed?)
• Put up posters at local convenience stores, gas stations, post office &/or schools
• Put an ad in the Pass Herald 403-562-2248
• Come to the SPCA yourself, only you can identify your pet.
• Keep us updated : if we don’t hear from you in a month, we will remove your “missing pet” notice from our face book and bulletin board

DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE on finding your pet!  Many animals have been either found at our SPCA by their owners or return home themselves weeks or even months after they have gone missing.  BUT, you must keep updating your LOST listing with us so we can make a match if your pet is turned into our SPCA, or someone calls us advising they have found a pet of that description.

KEEPING YOUR PET AT HOME

Here are some of the key points in Crowsnest Pass Animal Control Bylaws:

• Dogs must be kept in a fenced yard or tied to a running lead when let outside
• Dogs must be walked on a leash and not be allowed to run at large
• Ideally your pet should be kept in a spacious kennel with shelter from the elements and adequate water supply when left outdoors
• Dogs must be licensed through the Municipality annually & the tag securely attached to the collar (spayed/neutered license is $15 & unaltered dogs are $20 per year)
• Proper licensing will ensure your dog will be returned to you quickly and safely
• Cats should be kept indoors or in a secure cat run if let outside and not be allowed to run at large