ALL CITY of San antonio department NEWS
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Jul
2020
Every pet parents’ nightmare is having their beloved pet escape and become lost. On the other hand, many people find lost pets every day and aren’t sure what to do. Although having a collar, ID tags, and a microchip are the best ways to ensure your pet can come back home to you, pets do still get lost. Whether you’re looking for your lost pet, or have found a roaming pet, we‘ve created a checklist to help you and your fur baby reunite, or help you be the one that reunites a pet and their parent.
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CONTACT: For members of the media, please contact: covid19media@sanantonio.gov
Laura Mayes, City of San Antonio (210) 207-1337 Michelle Vigil, City of San Antonio (210) 207-8172
For questions from the general public, please contact: COVID-19@sanantonio.gov COVID-19 Hotline (210) 207-5779
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CONTACT: Tracy Talavera, 210-207-4457 Tracy.talavera@sanantonio.gov Spanish media: Carlos Valenzuela, 210-207-3919 Carlos.valenzuela@sanantonio.gov