Have you heard stories of pets escaping at vet clinics recently? It’s happened a lot in the last two years because of covid protocols at the vet offices. Pets need to be handed over in the parking lots and too often are not secured in proper pet carriers or collar/harness and leashes. What happens when a pet is lost away from their home? How can you prevent this and what should you do if it happens to you? We will also take a little time to update some of the latest lost pet scams – there’s just been too many.

Kathy Pobloskie from Lost Dogs of America joins us to share stories and tips about lost pet recovery and safety with the purpose of helping pet lovers learn from the professionals who do this every day. 

Kathy Pobloskie, Co-Founder & Director of Lost Dogs of America and Director & Founder of Lost Dogs of Wisconsin joins us every month, and sometimes twice a month. Kathy founded Lost Dogs of Wisconsin in 2009 and co-founded Lost Dogs of America in 2012.

Lost Dogs of America is an all-volunteer organization with the exclusive purpose of providing free services to help reunite families with their lost dogs. The personal touch their volunteers provide sets them apart from other automated lost and found pet services.  Lost Dogs of America has a state-run group in almost every state in the US.

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