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Have You Lost An Animal? - Contact local animal control agencies and animal rescue groups immediately. - North Carolina law only requires agencies to keep stray or surrendered animals 72 hours before they can be euthanised. - Keep checking back! - -An enormous number of animals come through these shelters everyday, it is impossible for personnel to remember them all. - Visit the shelters in person. One phone call is not enough! - Search the facilities outside your county; sometimes well-intentioned people pick up strays and take them to shelters in other counties. Carolina Animal Rescue & Adoption 919-774-9433 Lee County Animal Control 919-776-7446 Chatham County Animal Control 919-542-7203 Chatham Animal Rescue& Education 919-542-5757 Cumberland County Animal Control 910-321-6851 The Haven 910-875-6768 Fayetteville Animal Protection Society. 910-864-9040 Harnett County Animal Control 910-814-2952 Moore County Animal Control 910-947-2858 Moore County Humane Society 910-947-2631 Wake County Animal Control 919-250-1475 Wake SPCA 919-772-3203 - Post fliers in your neighborhood and at local veterinary hospitals and feed stores. - Notify your neighbors and ask for their assistance. - If you've lost a cat, ask your neighbors to check their garages, under the house, in tool sheds, and barns in case your pet is confined. - Notify postal carriers and utility workers in your area as well, they see most of the neighborhood on their daily route. - Shy cats may need coaxing to come out of hiding.Call for your cat in the evening or early morning hours when the neighborhood is quiet. - If you believe your pet has been stolen, contact local law enforcement. Pet theft is a felony! Visit www.stolenpets.com for more information. - Check and post lost & found pet information on the many free internet based services available. Lost Paws: a great central database Petfinder: click 'post classified ad for lost and found pets' Lost and Found pets USA Pets 911 Cyber Pet Help: Missing pet directory for North Carolina sponsored by the NC USDA Stolen Pets:info concerning stolen pets Hugs For Homeless Animals: national lost & found database Lost and Found: Internet based lost and found. Click Animals.