Resources

MAKE CALLS

Bisbee Animal Shelter: (520) 4326020 if no one answers, leave a message

938A Toveraville Road off of Highway 92, behind the transfer station (aka, dump)

open to the public: 7 days a week from 10 am to 2 pm

Bisbee Police Dept. (520) 4322261

Call the police department and ask the dispatcher if they have received any calls regarding your

dog (found, seen, etc). Speak to the Animal Control Officer if he is on duty. Be sure both he

*and* the dispatcher have a description of your dog, and your contact information.

Animals picked up outside of Bisbee city limits may be taken to county shelters by the Sheriff:

Douglas Animal Shelter: (520) 4177567

Sierra Vista Animal Shelter: (520) 4584151

Sheriff’s Office (520) 4329500

If you don’t use Facebook, ask a friend to help. Post on the following pages:

● Bisbee Community

● Bisbee People

● Cochise County Pet Connections

● Friends of Bisbee Animal Shelter

Include a clear photo of your dog, your dog’s name, size/breed, where and when your dog was

last seen, and your contact information including phone number.

Make a simple flyer with your dog’s photo, size/breed, name, where and when your dog was

lost, and your phone number. Include a bold heading: LOST DOG! Offer a reward if you can.

Canvas the area, calling your dog, and hang flyers on telephone poles and bulletin boards. Talk

to neighbors, mail carriers, look in yards to see if your dog has gotten into a fenced area and is

trapped. If your dog knows the sound of a treat box being shaken, or a squeaky toy, bring one

with you and make noise as you call the dog.

Even if your dog is missing from another area of town, be sure to hang flyers at the bulletin

board in front of the Post Office on Main Street in Old Bisbee.

Bring them flyers with your dog’s photos, and just check to be sure your dog isn’t there.

DON’T LOSE HOPE! Dogs are sometimes found after days, weeks, even months