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Found dogs in Portland

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Found dog Portland, photo: Found: Scared Heeler Mix, NE 32nd Ave
Found: Scared Heeler Mix, NE 3...
Rough brownish orange or tan coat with white...
Thu, 31.07.2025
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Found dog Portland, photo: Found: Sweet Older Husky on Denver Ave
Found: Sweet Older Husky on De...
Older huskey, brown eyes, very sweet and well...
Sun, 15.06.2025
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Found dog Portland, photo: Friendly Tan Chihuahua Found in Portland
Friendly Tan Chihuahua Found i...
Dark tan male chihuahua mix. No collar. No ta...
Thu, 03.04.2025
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Found dog Portland, photo: Lost Dog Alert: Tan & White Husky Mix Found
Lost Dog Alert: Tan & White Hu...
Spotted a lost dog. Running on and off the ro...
Tue, 04.03.2025
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Found dog Beaverton, photo: Found: Black & Tan Chihuahua on SW Larch
Found: Black & Tan Chihuahua o...
Chihuahua, black with tan eyebrows, chest, le...
Mon, 03.03.2025
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Found dog Portland, photo: Found Dog on NE Russell St: No Chip/Collar
Found Dog on NE Russell St: No...
No chip, wandering around without a collar. I...
Sun, 27.10.2024
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Found dog Portland, photo: Found: Muscular Red/White Dog, No Tags, Portland
Found: Muscular Red/White Dog,...
Male mix (pit and chihuahua?). Was not able t...
Tue, 01.10.2024
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Found dog Portland, photo: Found Male Pitty Mix Near SE 122nd & Powell
Found Male Pitty Mix Near SE 1...
Male pitty mix, black and brown with white sp...
Sat, 28.09.2024
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Found dog Beaverton, photo: Found Dog Near 170th Ave: Black with White Patches
Found Dog Near 170th Ave: Blac...
He was wondering towards 170th ave. No collar...
Fri, 06.09.2024
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Found dog Portland, photo: Found Dog in Salem, OR - NW 6th Ave, Portland
Found Dog in Salem, OR - NW 6t...
Salem Oregon
Fri, 05.07.2024
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Found dog Portland, photo: Found dog, Portland
Found dog, Portland
Intact male, 3 paws with white on them Him a...
Sat, 15.06.2024
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Found dog Portland, photo: Lost Pup on SE Ash St - Needs Gentle Rescue!
Lost Pup on SE Ash St - Needs...
It tired cold and wet but very afraid of anyo...
Thu, 08.02.2024

In Portland, Oregon, it's estimated that thousands of dogs go missing each year. This alarming trend highlights the importance of being proactive when it comes to pet safety. Understanding what to do if you find a lost dog can significantly help in reuniting these beloved pets with their owners.

What to do if you found a dog in Portland, state of Oregon

If you happen to find a dog in Portland, the first step is to ensure its safety. Check for any identification tags that may provide information about the owner. If the dog is friendly, you can approach it slowly and calmly. If it seems nervous or aggressive, it might be best to keep your distance and contact local animal control.

Next, consider taking the dog to a nearby veterinarian or animal shelter. They can scan for a microchip, which is a common way to identify lost pets. In addition, you can post about the found dog on social media platforms dedicated to lost pets in your area, which can help spread the word quickly.

Remember to leave some contact information, whether it’s a phone number or email address, so that the owner can reach you. It’s also helpful to provide a detailed description of the dog, including its breed, size, color, and any identifiable marks.

How to write an ad about a dog found in Portland, state of Oregon

When creating an ad for a found dog, clarity is key. Start with a catchy title that clearly states you have found a dog. Include essential information, such as:

  • The dog's size and breed
  • Color and any distinctive markings
  • Where you found the dog
  • Your contact information
  • A photo of the dog, if possible

Make sure to specify that you are looking for the dog's owner. This helps people to understand that you are not trying to keep the pet but rather help reunite them with their family.

You can also suggest potential ways the owner can describe their dog to verify ownership, such as sharing details about the dog's habits or favorite toys. It's essential to be honest and straightforward in your ad to build trust with anyone who might be the rightful owner.

Finally, don't forget to update your ad or remove it once the dog has been reunited with its owner to avoid confusion. Helping lost dogs find their way home is a noble cause, and with your effort, you can make a significant impact in your community.