Check the neighborhood thoroughly. Whistling, calling, walking and driving are the first steps to finding a lost pet. Drive around at night, a pet that is frightened or is seeking shelter from Florida's heat may hide during the day and become active at night. Talk to neighbors, leave a description of your pet with as many people as you can.
Neighborhood children can be especially helpful.
Check local playgrounds, shopping centers, parks and other places where crowds gather. 530-7387 Leave a complete description of your pet. The shelter receives new animals daily and only you can identify your pet. Check with nearby veterinary clinics in case your pet has been injured and transported to the clinic by a citizen. Consider making and posting flyers in shopping centers, in veterinary offices, pet stores and grooming parlors in your area.