What do you do if you have lost or found an animal?

Dog

• Provide a description
• Contact the local council Dog Warden
• Contact the local RSPCA to register the details in case someone happens to find a dog matching the description
• Contact the local Vets
• Place an advert in the local papers (usually free)
• Distribute posters in the area with a photo & contact details 

Contacts:

Scarborough & District RSPCA, 8A-10 Victoria Road, Scarborough, YO11 1SD. Telephone 01723 371935

Environmental Health Services, Scarborough Borough Council, Town Hall, St Nicholas Street, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO11 2HG, Tel: 01723 369804, Tel: 01723 232535, Fax: 01723 365280, email: ehs@scarborough.gov.uk

Cat

• Contact the local Vets
• Contact the local RSPCA to register the details in case someone happens to find a cat matching the description
• Ask neighbours to check if a lost cat may have been trapped in a shed or garage
• Place an advert in the local papers (usually free)
• Distribute posters in the area with a photo & contact details 

Contacts:

Scarborough & District RSPCA, 8A-10 Victoria Road, Scarborough, YO11 1SD. Telephone 01723 371935

Cats Protection Helpline, National Telephone 08702 099099 or web: www.cats.org.uk

a)            York area, Telephone 01904 760356

b)            Beverley/Pocklington area, Telephone 01482 861866

Rabbit/Guinea Pig

• Contact the local Vets
• Contact the local RSPCA to register the details in case someone happens to find a rabbit or guinea pig matching the description
• Ask neighbours to check if a lost rabbit or guinea pig may have been trapped in a shed or garage
• Place an advert in the local papers (usually free)
• Distribute posters in the area with a photo & contact details 

Contacts:

Scarborough & District RSPCA, 8A-10 Victoria Road, Scarborough, YO11 1SD. Telephone 01723 371935

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