Secondly, if you lose a pet, be proactive-time is the most important element. I talked to a women on the phone and gave her some tips on where to go in Los Angeles to find her dog. I explained I own a lost dog service, I call people who have lost ads in the papers to let them know somethings about the shelter systems, and what to look for in the found, and adoption sections in the news papers. We kept in touch over the next few weeks, I knew she thought as the day's passed there wasn't much of a chance on finding her dog. We talked for over a month and came to realize we had a lot in common regarding animal issues such as pet over population, and the situation at the shelters.
People are just people, no matter what they do, or who they are.
They are like everyone else I have called and talked to on the phone, regarding their lost pet. We talked for the next two weeks. When it hit me it was the found dog in paper I had called on earlier that day. I said oh, she does. I told him I will have the owner's contact you as soon as possible.