Get Me Home Lost and Found Pet Database

OUR DATABASE CONTAINS LOST & FOUND PET REPORTS FROM 2012 TILL TODAY.

FOUND A PET WITH AN ERAH ID TAG?
During regular office hours, call us at 330-854-0100.  We will ID the pet and try to contact the owner.  If we are closed, submit form right below this paragraph.  When you click "submit," you will send an email and text message to Dr. Butera. She will contact you as soon as she can. If the pet you found wearing our tag requires emergency medical care, please bring to our clinic or Stark Vet. Emergency when we are closed. 

    REPORT FOUND PET WITH ERAH TAG

SUBMIT A LOST / FOUND PET REPORT

ERAH maintains a database of lost and found pets in  NE Ohio.  This information is collected from the HomeAgain file, client reports, Craig's List, shelters, internet sources  and the local newspapers.  Call use and we will search the database for you.
If you find a pet with a microchip or license tag, you can search for the chip or tag using links on this page:
L/F Pet Links

Use this form or  call  us at
(330) 854-0100  to

    REPORT A LOST / FOUND PET

    Please include in your description any licenses or tag #'s.
    Max file size: 20MB

Brickhouse SpotLite-- the GPS locater Dillie Wears

Dillie our mascot wears a GPS locator device around her collar. If she ever were to get lost, we can locate her on from the satellite and track her right on our phone in real time.  It is phenomenal!!  Your dog could wear one, too !  Here is the video that launched her to fame that we entered in the GPS locator  contest.

MICROCHIPPING YOUR PET MAY SAVE ITS LIFE

What to do if your pet is lost

If your pet is lost,  please remember to :
  • post  immediately information and photo if possible to your own  Fac ebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. and ask people to share at once.  Get the info out asap!
  • talk to as many neighbors as you can
  • contact the veterinarians in your area
  • contact your local police
  • contact the local humane society and animal control
  • notify the  area emergency clinics
  • submit lost / found entry to newspaper, Craig's List
  • post entry here (use contact form on this page)
  • ask your vet for the rabies tag number if you do not know it and your pet is wearing the tag.
  • PHYSICALLY VISIT  the humane society and pound in yours AND neighboring counties.  Even if you call and describe your dog, they may not recognize your description.
  • post flyers at local grocery stores, vet hospitals, restaurants, etc.  Anywhere your community members can see it.
  • if your pet has a microchip, contact the microchip company at once.  
  • search our index, but also PetFinder.com and all the links we have posted.   LINKS ARE POSTED HERE.
  • If your pet has been missing for a while, make sure you "google" the pet's description-- that could pull up archived Craig's List postings (as well as others). Also, make sure you look at the Pet FBI database, Fidofinder, Tabby Tacker (links above) etc where you can do searches .  Don't forget to SEARCH OUR ARCHIVE of posts from 2012-2015. 
  • Check with your local road crew.  Sadly, many pets that are running loose may be hit by cars and found deceased.  The road crews may keep the collars but they do not usually notify the owners or post any information.

GET ME HOME DATABASE

You can download our database and import it into a spreadsheet, word processor, or database file to search, or ask us to do so for you.   12/2016:  File is being updated.  Please call us to search.

2012 to 2013lf.tab
File Size: 1212 kb
File Type: tab
Download File
affiliate_link
Web Hosting by iPage