Romey (Romeo) is missing in the Shark Reef/Namaste Area
Romey is a neutered male. Beautiful black and lanky. He's about 2 years old. He lives in the Shark Reef/Namaste area. His people were gone for a bit and apparently Romey objected to that. If you see this handsome young cat, please call Lil or Lance Brittain, 360 468 3474. Or LAPS 360 298 WAGS (9247)Thanks for your help!
Posted September 21, 2018
Missing Cat South End Lopez Island
Kittaine has been missing from home for a week or more. She is a shy spayed shorthaired female. She's black with a small white patch on her chest, has orange/yellow eyes and is medium sized. She is not a huge fan of people, cats, or dogs, so she may run if approached. She's about 2 years old. If you have seen this cat, please contact Madrona Woolem at (360) 298-5126 or call LAPS at (360) 298-WAGS(9247, or email LAPS on the Contact Us page or at info@lopezanimals.org.
Posted July 17, 2018
Kittaine has been missing from home for a week or more. She is a shy spayed shorthaired female. She's black with a small white patch on her chest, has orange/yellow eyes and is medium sized. She is not a huge fan of people, cats, or dogs, so she may run if approached. She's about 2 years old. If you have seen this cat, please contact Madrona Woolem at (360) 298-5126 or call LAPS at (360) 298-WAGS(9247, or email LAPS on the Contact Us page or at info@lopezanimals.org.
Posted July 17, 2018
Walter Remains MISSING!
Walter is a dark gray cat with white markings on chest, tummy, and feet. He escaped from his owner's car at the ferry landing in the middle of December 2017. He's a friendly, neutered male weighing in at around 15 or 16 lbs. The ferry termanal folks have been looking and watching for him but so far no luck. His home is at the south end so he may be heading there. If you have seen him or have any information about him, please call Marissa Moore, 206-697-8931 or LAPS at 360 298-WAGS. Thanks for your help!
Posted December, 2017
Walter is a dark gray cat with white markings on chest, tummy, and feet. He escaped from his owner's car at the ferry landing in the middle of December 2017. He's a friendly, neutered male weighing in at around 15 or 16 lbs. The ferry termanal folks have been looking and watching for him but so far no luck. His home is at the south end so he may be heading there. If you have seen him or have any information about him, please call Marissa Moore, 206-697-8931 or LAPS at 360 298-WAGS. Thanks for your help!
Posted December, 2017
Boris is HOME!
Thanks to Lopez EYES he has been found and is home safe!
Posted February 28, 2018
Thanks to Lopez EYES he has been found and is home safe!
Posted February 28, 2018
HOW TO HELP KEEP YOUR DOG OR CAT SAFE
- Have identification on your dog at all times including a current San Juan County license tag.
- Visiting? Use temporary identification on your dog’s collar (masking tape and sharpie?) and include a local contact phone number.
- Microchip your pets and keep the registration information current.
- Keep a current picture of your dog or cat available.
WHAT TO DO IF YOUR DOG OR CAT IS LOST:
- Contact LAPS by phone (360 298-WAGS (9247)messages are checked frequently) or Jane 360 468-2591) or by email found on the “Contact Us” page on the website for either a dog or cat. You may also contact the Sheriff’s dispatch (360 378-4151) for a dog only.
- Notify neighbors and friends to be on the lookout.
- Post “LOST” flyers with a picture (if possible) around your neighborhood and in the village on information boards.
- Post a notice on LopezRocks (www.lopezrocks.org)
- For a dog only, check the impound kennel at the Sheriff’s substation behind the Fire Hall.
- When found, contact all the people you have alerted to let them know and remove any signs you have posted.
WHAT TO DO IF YOU FIND A DOG OR CAT:
- Contact LAPS by phone (360 298-WAGS (9247) messages are checked frequently) or Jane 468-2591) or by email found on the “Contact Us” page on the website for either a dog or cat. Contact the Sheriff’s dispatch (360 378-4151) for a dog only.
- For a dog: Contain the dog if it can be done safely. Dogs will be kept safely in the Sheriff’s impound kennel and cared for by LAPS until the owner is located.
- LAPS will scan for a microchip and use our database and network of contacts to reunite the dog or cat with its owner.