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Many dogs become homeless when they are separated from their owners, get lost, or escape. Life for a dog on the street is difficult, especially if they're used to being cared for. If you see a stray dog, learn how to safely deal with the dog so that you're both protected.
- Catch a Stray Dog
A stray dog may be someone's lost or abandoned pet, and...
- Catch a Stray Dog
Unsure what to do with a stray dog? Our in-depth guide covers the steps to safely handle a stray dog encounter, including important dos and don’ts.
Depending on how a particular substance affects your dog’s body and how much was ingested or inhaled, pet poisoning symptoms can include gastrointestinal and neurological problems, cardiac and...
A stray dog may be someone's lost or abandoned pet, and unused to life on the street. A stray dog may be fearful, hungry, injured, or diseased—all of which could put your health and safety at risk (and his as well) if you do not know the humane and proper way to catch him.
If you found a dog or cat, here are some tips to help reunite those pets with their owners or help a stray dog or cat.
If you find a dog that appears to be a stray, it’s important to act swiftly to help them get back to their owner, if they have one. If you can’t locate the owner quickly (ie by using the collar ID) then it’s best to let your local dog warden know as soon as possible.
Solutions. The most effective way to eliminate rabies is through mass vaccination campaigns. Vaccinating at least 70% of the dogs in an area creates 'herd immunity', slowing the spread of rabies until it dies out.
