FAQ > Lost & Found
Come to the shelter to see if your pet is here. NO ONE KNOWS YOUR PET LIKE YOU DO, so please come visit and look at our new arrivals with your own eyes. Come visit as often as you can since Animal Control or a Good Samaritan may bring them in at any time.
File a Lost Report immediately. Call 434-5270, or email info@rhspca.org. Include a photo if you can. We will need contact information for you, a thorough description of your missing pet, and details about when/how it went missing. We regularly check Found Reports along with classifieds and social media when time allows in an effort to help owners find their missing pets.
Cat owners - we would rather receive a 2nd phone call telling us that your cat has returned home than receive your Lost Report far too late. DO NOT wait several days before reporting your missing cat! Stray hold is only 5-10 days, after which your cat could be adopted out, sent to a rescue group, or euthanized if it’s showing aggression, shutting down, or picked up a serious illness during its walkabout. The national rate of return for missing cats is 1-3%! Help us get your cat home to you. Report it missing IMMEDIATELY, and come by the R-H SPCA to view recent intakes for yourself.
You may view our Strays in Custody here, HOWEVER, this listing is NOT updated in real-time! Leave a Lost Report and come visit us ANYWAY.
Come to the shelter to see if your pet is here. NO ONE KNOWS YOUR PET LIKE YOU DO, so please come visit and look at our new arrivals with your own eyes. Come visit as often as you can since Animal Control or a Good Samaritan may bring them in at any time.
File a Lost Report immediately. Call 434-5270, or email info@rhspca.org. Include a photo if you can. We will need contact information for you, a thorough description of your missing pet, and details about when/how it went missing. We regularly check Found Reports along with classifieds and social media when time allows in an effort to help owners find their missing pets.
Cat owners - we would rather receive a 2nd phone call telling us that your cat has returned home than receive your Lost Report far too late. DO NOT wait several days before reporting your missing cat! Stray hold is only 5-10 days, after which your cat could be adopted out, sent to a rescue group, or euthanized if it’s showing aggression, shutting down, or picked up a serious illness during its walkabout. The national rate of return for missing cats is 1-3%! Help us get your cat home to you. Report it missing IMMEDIATELY, and come by the R-H SPCA to view recent intakes for yourself.
You may view our Strays in Custody here, HOWEVER, this listing is NOT updated in real-time! Leave a Lost Report and come visit us ANYWAY.