A No-Kill Animal Shelter
Saving One Life at a Time
(970) 434-7337
Notify neighbors and search areas thoroughly, especially in the evening as many pets become frightened and hide in the daytime. Door-to-door canvassing may provide leads as well. Always be sure leave your phone number and address. A
Look for identification. A name/identification tag can lead you directly to the owner. Rabies tags and shelter tags also have traceable numbers. If there are no identification tags, consider taking the animal to a vet or shelter that has a microchip scanner, to check for an implanted microchip.
What To Do If You Lose A Pet
What To Do If You Have Found A Pet
Lost Dogs and Cats
Lost and Found Pets
Have You Lost or Found a Pet?
First, be sure and check with Mesa County Animal Services (MCAS) at: (970) 242-4646 or check their website
E-mail us a picture and description and we will post it on this site for 30 days for free.
You may also drop off the information at our office at 362 28 Rd., Grand Junction or post it on on Facebook page.
After Hours Drop Off
If you have found a pet before or after business hours, you may drop him or her off at our drop off kennels in front of our main entrance. To gain access to the kennels you must call the number on the sign and follow the instructions. These strays will go to MCAS to help find their owners.
E-mail information and picture
Gemma - Lost Sat., Oct. 13th. She is a reddish brown brindle hound. She is wearing a pink Harley Davidson color. She is my entire world and I just want her home. Jessica - 360-348-1870., Oct.
Roshi lost on 9/28 from C Rd. and 32 area. He is 1 year old, Male, Not neutered, Black and with with little orange eyebrows. We miss him terribly. Amanda at 970-434-8524/deemanderz@gmail.com
Roxy - Spayed female cat. White with grey spot on head and tail. Lost in the area of Grove Creek subdivision 31 ½ Rd and D Rd. Broken-hearted kids. 970-208-7641 or 970-314-2690. Stephanie
Boo lost 9/3/12 in the ridges in the Redlands. 5 yr.-old Calico, green eyes and is mostly brown with some dark brown and light brown stripes. 970-261-8627 Shannan and Ryan Speer
No Current Found Dogs or Cats Listed
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How Not to Lose Your Cat
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Go to the Animal Shelters that serves your area as soon as possible and be sure to bring a current photograph of your pet. It is very important that you come in person to look through the kennels at least every three (3) days after filing a report.es
Small beagle/bassett mix missing since last Thursday night, Mar. 21st. around 35.5 and E 1/2 Roads.His name is Gunner, also will come to Bubby. Tri colored, brown ears, with black spots on body. He is NOT neutered. Has black collar, on the buckle it says "TOP PAW." No tags.
If you see him or have him, please call me at 970.433.8715. We miss him very much, we are also offering a reward.
Lost cat (named Friday) near 3rd and Teller downtown--hasn't come home since Monday 5/6--highly unusual for her. Long gray hair, areas of matted fur, large amber eyes. Probably got scared from thunder. If you see her, please call Chris 433-1188 or Cari 62-5049.
Lost or Found a Pet?
Just send us a picture of the Lost or Found Pet and we will put it here. See information below for what to include with your picture of the lost or found pet.
E-mail information and picture
When e-mailing or bringing in pictures and information about lost or found pets, please include the following information:
- Species - Dog or Cat and Breed, and whether male or female
- Name of Pet
- Date and Time Lost or Found
- Location Lost or Found - include major cross streets
- Name and Phone Number of Owner or Person Finding the Pet
