The County of Warren has an at-large law, which requires dogs not be permitted to run at large off their property. Be sure to stop by the shelter to check for your pet as your description may not be how the shelter staff has described the animal. Check with neighbors to see if they may have seen your pet. If you have found an animal, contact animal control and the Humane Society of Warren County and run an ad in the found section of local newspapers as well as checking the lost ads. All pets have basic requirements that include food, water, shelter, regular veterinary care, identification tags, and love and attention.
Good nutrition is essential to a long, healthy life.
Your veterinarian can recommend a solid, well-balanced food that is suited to your pets' requirements. Lots of fresh, clean water is crucial, especially for pets kept outside. Dogs and cats can become dehydrated or suffer heat stroke if they become extremely overheated from lack of shaded shelter and adequate water. Pet inoculations are crucial to your pets' health and to protect your family. Your veterinarian can give you an exact schedule of when your dog or cat needs to be vaccinated.