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1. www.bluecross.org.uk › advice › dogMissing and Stray Dogs | Lost or Found a Dog? - Blue Cross

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   May 30, 2023 · By law, your dog should always wear a collar and tag with your name and address on when out in public. It will also be compulsory for all dogs to be microchipped by 2016. If your dog is wearing a tag and is microchipped, this will hugely increase your chances of being reunited with them if they go missing.

2. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › petsFound lost dog - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk

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   Check to see if the dog is wearing a collar or tag with the contact details of the owner. Only approach if calm. Stay clear if the dog’s displaying aggressive behaviour and contact the local dog warden. Report the stray dog to the council. All local authorities provide a dog warden service.

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4. www.dogstrust.org.uk › dog-advice › life-with-yourWhat do I do if I've found a stray dog? - Dogs Trust

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   If you find a dog that appears to be a stray, it’s important to act swiftly to help them get back to their owner, if they have one. If you can’t locate the owner quickly (ie by using the collar ID) then it’s best to let your local dog warden know as soon as possible.

5. www.animalwardenservices.co.uk › frequently-askedFrequently asked questions - Animal Warden Services

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   Do I need a collar for my dog? The Control of Dogs Act 1992 requires that every dog of any age on a highway or in any Public place must wear a collar with the owners name and address inscribed on the collar, or plate or badge attached to it.

6. www.pdsa.org.uk › pet-help-and-advice › lookingLost and found pets: tops tips for finding your pet | PDSA

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   If the dog is wearing a collar with a number on it, try to get in touch with the owner. If they have no identification or you can’t reach the owner, contact your local dog warden, they will scan the dog for a microchip, and do their best to reunite them with their owner.

7. doglaw.co.uk › other-doglaw-issues › stray-dogsStray Dogs, Lost Dogs & Microchip Laws - Dog Law

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   By law, when your dog is outside (except in limited circumstances) it is required to wear a collar with the name and address of the owner inscribed on the collar or on a plate or badge attached to it.

8. metro.co.uk › 2022/07/26 › what-to-do-if-you-find-aWhat to do if you find a stray dog – tips from the RSPCA

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   Jul 26, 2022 · If the pooch appears calm and isn’t displaying any aggressive or nervous behaviour, then you may be able to lure them over to you using some treats, and slipping a collar or lead on them. If the...