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Prepare a notice with a full description (name, colour, breed, sex and any distinguishing characteristics) and your contact details.

Pin the notices in suitable locations in your neighbourhood and drop it in letterboxes. Put up flyers around the area where the pet disappeared and in pet clinics.

Search your neighbourhood thoroughly, especially late in the evening. Check playgrounds, parks, vacant lots and drains.

Inform both

The SPCA		6287 5355, ext 7 (Lost & Found service)
The Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore		6222 1211 / 1800 476 1600

Employees will keep an eye open among the strays being picked up.

If your pet is a pedigree, inform the nearest NPP (Neighbourhood Police Post)/Police Station and make a police report.

Place 1cm x 1 column advertisements in the Straits Times Classified section.
S$ 30.00 a day

In the long run, prevention is better than cure. Ensure your pets have collars with details of name, address and telephone number.

Microchip your pets.

A tiny microchip is implanted beneath the skin, usually around the ear. The codes embedded in this chip can be read with a microchip scanner. If your pet is lost - and found - rescuers can locate owners through the information encoded on the microchip. Both the following organisations, as well as numerous pet clinics offer the service for about S$ 45.00.

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