Lost & Found Pets

LOST & FOUND PETS

FOUND A LOST PET?

Thank you for taking the time to help a lost pet. The Neenah Animal Shelter (NAS) serves as a stray holding facility for 4 areas
*City of Neenah
* Town of Vinland
* Town of Oshkosh
* Town of Winneconne.

Options:

The animal has a tag: Call the number on the tag. The owner is most likely looking for the pet.
Scan the animal for a microchip: All animal shelters, police stations, and vet clinics have universal scanners to check for microchips.
During business hours: If the stray animal is found in our contracted area, you may bring it to the shelter anytime during normal business hours. You will need to bring a government issued ID to complete a short form and note the location the animal was found (street address/landmark and city).
After business hours: Contact your town officials/police to arrange transport. Officials from the above areas have access to our facility 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Neenah Animal Shelter accepts stray animals only from those townships which have accepted an agreement.
Not from the above areas: Contact your local town officials/police to inquire who holds the stray contract for that area. If is vital that the animal go to the correct shelter because that is where his/her owners will look for him/her.

Contact information:

City of Neenah (Non-Emergency Police) 886-6000
Town of Vinland (Sara Schrage) 410-1529
Town of Oshkosh (Gerald Fry) 379-5873
Town of Winneconne (Non-Emergency Police) 582-3260
Winnebago County Sheriff's Department (Non-Emergency Police) 236-7300

LOST YOUR PET?

First Steps ...

Contact your local shelter to report the animal lost. Neenah Animal Shelter posts all received stray pets on the Facebook page, Lost Animals Album.
Contact your local non-emergency police number to report the animal lost.

Pet Still Missing ... Need More Help?

Create a flyer using HelpingLostPets.com
Use a Service such as PetcoLoveLost to search for your pet. NAS partners with Petco Love Lost to make reunitiung lost pets easier using image recognition technology to search a national lost and found database.

Remember to include these details about your lost pet:

Photo
Breed/Color/Description - describe distinguishing marks
Sex (including if spayed/neutered)
Age
Pet's Name
Describe collar and tags (if applicable)
Address where lost (including city)
Date went missing
Any additional information (microchipped, declawed, etc.)
Contact name and phone number

RECLAIMING YOUR STRAY PET

Reclaiming your stray pet:
If you believe your pet may be at NAS, please call us at 920-722-9544.

Wisconsin State Law states that all dogs must be current on rabies vaccine at all times. Many municipal laws also require cats be current on rabies vaccine. Because of these laws and our agreements with local law enforcement, NAS is not able to release an animal without proof of current rabies vaccine. Staff will need to see a rabies certificate, not a tag.

If your pet is not current on rabies vaccine, you can pre-pay for a vaccination at a veterinary clinic and bring the receipt at time of reclaim. Unfortunately NAS does not have a veterinarian on staff, so we cannot provide the vaccine.

Reclaim Rates:
To reclaim your animal, the cost is $50 the day of arrival, then an additional $15 per day applies.

Example:
Day 1: $50
Day 2: $65
Day 3: $80
Day 4: $95
Day 5: $110
Day 6: $125
Day 7: $140

If your animal is not microchipped, you may opt to have this done at the time of reclaim for $30. The microchip fee takes the place of the original $50 reclaim rate. (The additional $15 per day after the first day would still apply.)