Where does this Tabby live?
This pretty little Tabby kitty has been visiting the area of Pt. Stanley Road and doesn't seem to know it's way home. It's very firendly. Not a feral cat. LAPS is looking for the owner. If you have any information about where this cat lives, please contact Lopez Animal Protection Society (LAPS at 360 298 WAGS (9247, or info@lopezanimals.org, or the Contact Us page on the website. Thank you.
If not claimed by Friday, May 10, she will be available for adoption.
Posted March 9, 2019
This pretty little Tabby kitty has been visiting the area of Pt. Stanley Road and doesn't seem to know it's way home. It's very firendly. Not a feral cat. LAPS is looking for the owner. If you have any information about where this cat lives, please contact Lopez Animal Protection Society (LAPS at 360 298 WAGS (9247, or info@lopezanimals.org, or the Contact Us page on the website. Thank you.
If not claimed by Friday, May 10, she will be available for adoption.
Posted March 9, 2019
Black cat lost?
Lopez Animal Protection Society has been contacted about a black short haired cat who is frequenting the area of the Coho neighborhood. He is shy but not feral and has a distinctive loud cry that is often heard in the area. If you are missing your cat or know of someone who is looking for their black domestic shorthair cat, please contact LAPS at 360.298.WAGS(9274) or info@lopezanimas.org.
Posted March 5, 2019
Lopez Animal Protection Society has been contacted about a black short haired cat who is frequenting the area of the Coho neighborhood. He is shy but not feral and has a distinctive loud cry that is often heard in the area. If you are missing your cat or know of someone who is looking for their black domestic shorthair cat, please contact LAPS at 360.298.WAGS(9274) or info@lopezanimas.org.
Posted March 5, 2019
GIZMO, The Black Cat, is Missing
Dave McRoberts’ male adult cat, Gizmo, has been missing for several days. He’s a beautiful black cat with a medium long coat. He has striking GOLD eyes and an especially long tail. He’s also microchipped. He was last seen in the area north of the Galley along Fisherman Bay Road. Dave is very anxious to find Gizmo. If you have any information leading to the recovery of Gizmo, please contact Dave McRoberts, 360-468-4356, or contact LAPS at 360-298-WAGS (9247) or email info@lopezanimals.org. Dave is offering a $500 reward for help that results in him being reunited with his buddy, Gizmo.
The cat in the photo is not Gizmo but fits his description.
Posted February 2019
Dave McRoberts’ male adult cat, Gizmo, has been missing for several days. He’s a beautiful black cat with a medium long coat. He has striking GOLD eyes and an especially long tail. He’s also microchipped. He was last seen in the area north of the Galley along Fisherman Bay Road. Dave is very anxious to find Gizmo. If you have any information leading to the recovery of Gizmo, please contact Dave McRoberts, 360-468-4356, or contact LAPS at 360-298-WAGS (9247) or email info@lopezanimals.org. Dave is offering a $500 reward for help that results in him being reunited with his buddy, Gizmo.
The cat in the photo is not Gizmo but fits his description.
Posted February 2019
CALICO CAT FOUND - SEA RANCH, LOPEZ ISLAND, WA
This pretty but shy Calico cat has been frequenting a home in the Sea Ranch area for several weeks. LAPS is trying to determine if she has a home and owners or if she is in need of a good home. Please contact LAPS if you have any information about her. 360-298-WAGS (9247) or info@lopezanimals.org. If LAPS does not receive any information for her in seven days, we will assume that she may be available for adoption. Thanks for keeping an eye out for our island pets.
Posted February 19, 2019
This pretty but shy Calico cat has been frequenting a home in the Sea Ranch area for several weeks. LAPS is trying to determine if she has a home and owners or if she is in need of a good home. Please contact LAPS if you have any information about her. 360-298-WAGS (9247) or info@lopezanimals.org. If LAPS does not receive any information for her in seven days, we will assume that she may be available for adoption. Thanks for keeping an eye out for our island pets.
Posted February 19, 2019
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.