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A police report with your local police department will be useful when identifying and retrieving your pet. It can even prove helpful in court if a suspect is brought to trial. Report the date and time your dog was stolen to the police.

If your attempt to negotiate the return of your dog fails, you should then escalate. Call the police and report your dog as stolen. Many pet owners are surprised to learn that the law treats your beloved dog as any other piece of personal property, like a necklace or a shovel (lawyers call this "chattel").

Advice for Recovering a Stolen Pet: File a police report with your local police department or sheriff's office immediately. A police report will be useful for identification purposes when retrieving your pet and could prove helpful in court if a suspect is brought to trial.

Under the current law, each household is only permitted to own 4 animals (dogs and cats) within the city limits. This can be any combination of dogs or cats but cannot total more than 4 pets.

Call the police non-emergency line to confirm their process for reporting stolen property and if they have authority (or jurisdiction) over the address where the dog was stolen. If you are able to file a police report for your dog, make sure you keep a copy of the police report.

In general, a Pet Agreement should include the names and addresses of both parties (including the city and state), information about the pet (such as whether it is a cat or dog, and the breed), and any additional terms that you would like to include, such as a visitation schedule or who is responsible for any care ...