LOST 2/20/12: Pops (see pic). Lost in Hoover Valley area. If found, please contact Susan and Robert Coe at (512) 447-3481. WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE LOST OR FOUND AN ANIMAL Post signs/pictures in the area where animals were found or last seen. Call all local veterinary offices to inquire if anyone has any knowledge about this animal. Post signs/pictures at veterinary offices. If you have found a pet, bring it in to the vet; they may recognize the animal, or may be able to scan the pet for a microchip. Call all local animal control offices... not just where the animal was lost or found. They are required by law to hold your animal for 3 days only. Make sure to check with them daily if you are looking for a lost pet. Put an ad in the local newspaper (Highlander, Picayune). These papers have been known to post this information for free or reduced prices. Contact each newspaper for more information. Email Highland Lakes SPCA at greg@highlandlakesspca.org and we will be happy to post the information and picture on our website at no cost. We HIGHLY recommend you microchip your pets to make sure they will find their way home should they ever get lost. We can microchip your pet at the shelter for $25 and do all the registration and paperwork for you. If you would like to schedule an appointment to have your animal chipped, call HLSCPA at 830-693-0569. We have microchip clinics in other area locations from time to time so give a call or watch our website for more information. The more animals who can find their way home, the fewer we have to re-home, and the more we can save from animal control. All of our adopted pets are spayed or neutered before they are released to their new owners. This is included in the cost of adoption. Occasionally, a puppy or kitten may be available for adoption before it has reached an appropriate age for spaying or neutering. In these instances, the new owners will be asked to place an additional deposit at the time of adoption. This deposit is fully refundable once the animal has completed the spaying/neutering process. We will be happy to set up an appointment with one of our local veterinarians when the animal comes of age.		Check out these links for sites that support the HLSPCA: