Animal Ark Lost & Found
This page is provided as a free service to people who have lost or found animals in or near the state of Minnesota. If you have lost an animal in or around this area, please use the "Add Lost Pet" button at the top of this page to add the animal to the web site. Please keep in mind that you should not rely on this service alone to locate your pet. Contact your local shelters, pounds and rescue groups as often as possible. More information about finding a lost pet can be found here.
If you have found a pet, please use the "Add Found Pet" button at the top of the page to add information about this animal to the web site.
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To view a list of lost or found pets, click on one of the categories below:
 | 02/06/2012 |
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|  | Husky
Lost in the 55411 zipcode.
Small black and white husky. Attached is a photo of Annie, a very gentle and shy husky who has been missing for two weeks from her foster family. She is also very small for a husky--about the size of a sheltie.
She was last sighted Saturday Jan. 28 on 5th Ave North and Russel Ave North, however she was previously sighted north of Broadway near I-94. She could be anywhere now.
If you see her please call Heather or Jordan at 763-238-9895, or call animal control (311), as the foster family is working closely with them to find Annie. It is best not to approach her or call her name,as this is causing her to run. If you can try to keep your eyes on her or trap her in their backyard by using food that would be even better. Annie was rescued a few months ago from a hoarding situation in outstate Minnesota and has been living in a foster family for M.U.S.H.R. ("Minnesota's Unwanted Siberian Husky Rescue). She is extremely gentle, shy, and was just learning to overcome her fear of humans. We are all heartbroken.
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| | Mountain Cur
Lost in the 72010 zipcode.
Brindle is a young adult neutered male. He loves to hunt. He is a brown brindle color with white on his chest and a heart-shaped patch of brindle (in the shape of a heart) near his heart. He has piercing brown eyes. He walks with a distinguished gait and his tail curls over his back. He is humble and loving around people and often belly-ups to most anyone. He is friendly with other dogs...especially those his age. He also loves to ride in a vehicle and will jump into a car with anyone. When you pet him or rub his belly, he grunts, and his bark is a high-pitched whelp...usually made when he is treeing something. He has been missing now for over three weeks and is needing his heart worm prevention and tick and flea medications. He has had his rabies shot.
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| | Mountain Cur
Lost in the 72010 zipcode.
Breed: Mountain Cur
Description: a young male neutered adult, brindle color with white chest and a heart-shaped patch of fur near his heart. He is a medium sized dog and weighs 40 pounds. He loves to hunt. His tail curls over his back when he walks. He has a distinguishing gait. He has piercing brown eyes. He makes grunting noises when you pet him and rub his belly, and when he barks,it is usually in short high-pitched whelps...usually made when he is treeing something. He is very humble and loving around people and belly ups around them. He is eager to ride in a vehicle with anyone. He likes to pal around with other dogs his age. He recently lost his hunting buddy to illness...so that is why we think he left...to look for her or another friend.Very intelligent. Please message if you see this dog. We really miss him! He needs his heart worm prevention and flea and tick meds. He has had his rabies shot. No collar or ID. Thank you, friends.
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| | Pittie Mix
Found in the 72034 zipcode.
BEAUTIFUL, sweet girl with blue collar who has broken off of a worn out, very thin lead. Someone has got to be missing this lovable little girl!
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