Who to call if your animal is missing.
City of Duluth Shelter: 218-723-3259 or 218-390-2256
Animal Allies Humane Society (Duluth): 218-722-5341
Friends of Animals (Cloquet): 218-879-1655
Humane Society of Douglas County (South Range): 715-398-6784
Superior Police Department: 715-395-7234
Duluth Police Department: 218-730-5400
Where to post missing information about your pet?
Email PetCare of Duluth with a photo and description of your missing pet at info@petcareofduluth.com
(we will post information on our blog at PetCareofDuluth.com, on facebook and on twitter)
Post lost or missing information about your dog on: http://lostdogsmn.com/ or http://lostdogsofwisconsin.org
Post an ad on Craigslist.
Place an ad in the Duluth News Tribune or the Superior Telegram.
Microchipping can help reunite you with your lost pet.
All stray animals are scanned for a microchip when arriving at a shelter. The shelter will contact the person whose information is registered to that microchip. PetCare of Duluth encourages all pet owners to microchip their companion animal and to keep the information updated to expedite lost pet reunions. If a microchip has old information, we are not able to contact the current owner.
We offer microchipping for $30, no appointment needed on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.
What to do if you find a stray.
Call the appropriate shelter to find out what to do next.
Animals found within the city limits of Duluth: call Animal Control at 218-723-3259 or 218-390-2256
Animals found within the Hermantown city limits: call Hermantown Police Department at 218-729-1200
Animals found within Proctor city limits: call Proctor Police Department at 218-624-7788
Animals found in Southern St. Louis County: call Animal Allies at 218-722-5341
Animals found within the city limits of Superior: Call Humane Society of Douglas County 715-398-6784
or the Humane Officer at 715-395-7280
If the animal is friendly, the shelter may ask you to transport the animal to their location. If an animal is hurt, in danger, or aggressive, call 911. When in doubt, do not handle a loose animal.
City of Duluth Shelter: 218-723-3259 or 218-390-2256
Animal Allies Humane Society (Duluth): 218-722-5341
Friends of Animals (Cloquet): 218-879-1655
Humane Society of Douglas County (South Range): 715-398-6784
Superior Police Department: 715-395-7234
Duluth Police Department: 218-730-5400
Where to post missing information about your pet?
Email PetCare of Duluth with a photo and description of your missing pet at info@petcareofduluth.com
(we will post information on our blog at PetCareofDuluth.com, on facebook and on twitter)
Post lost or missing information about your dog on: http://lostdogsmn.com/ or http://lostdogsofwisconsin.org
Post an ad on Craigslist.
Place an ad in the Duluth News Tribune or the Superior Telegram.
Microchipping can help reunite you with your lost pet.
All stray animals are scanned for a microchip when arriving at a shelter. The shelter will contact the person whose information is registered to that microchip. PetCare of Duluth encourages all pet owners to microchip their companion animal and to keep the information updated to expedite lost pet reunions. If a microchip has old information, we are not able to contact the current owner.
We offer microchipping for $30, no appointment needed on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.
What to do if you find a stray.
Call the appropriate shelter to find out what to do next.
Animals found within the city limits of Duluth: call Animal Control at 218-723-3259 or 218-390-2256
Animals found within the Hermantown city limits: call Hermantown Police Department at 218-729-1200
Animals found within Proctor city limits: call Proctor Police Department at 218-624-7788
Animals found in Southern St. Louis County: call Animal Allies at 218-722-5341
Animals found within the city limits of Superior: Call Humane Society of Douglas County 715-398-6784
or the Humane Officer at 715-395-7280
If the animal is friendly, the shelter may ask you to transport the animal to their location. If an animal is hurt, in danger, or aggressive, call 911. When in doubt, do not handle a loose animal.
Pet licensing information: http://www.duluthmn.gov/city-clerk/pet-licenses/
