Pair of Strays Picked Up in Loch Raven

TOWSON, MD–Here’s a Facebook post from a Patch Reader in Towson about two lost pets:

Anyone missing this cat from Loch Raven? Contact Baltimore County Animal Services 13800 Manor Road, Baldwin, MD 21013 or call 410-887-7297

Stray from Loch Raven (Cromwell Bridge Rd) arrived at Baltlimore County Animal Services on 5/24
Animal ID ACIMP-2016-02442
Species Cat
Breed Domestic Short Hair
Color Grey Tabby
Sex Unknown
Spayed/Neutered Unknown
Shelter Arrival 5/24/2016 10:44:55 AM

Stray from Loch Raven (Cromwell Bridge Rd) arrived at Baltimore County Animal Services on 5/24

Animal ID ACIMP-2016-02440
Species Cat
Breed Domestic Short Hair
Color Orange Tabby
Sex Female
Spayed/Neutered Unknown
Shelter Arrival 5/24/2016 10:39:37 AM

We know how much you love your Patch Pet, even his mischievous side. On those days that he feels especially rascally, he can sometimes get into trouble.

Whether a snowstorm builds the perfect escape ramp over the fence in your backyard, or your pup gives you the slip through a loose leash, Patch Pets are constantly getting themselves lost.

Don’t worry! They’re getting themselves found, too.

The American Pet Products Association estimates that Americans own 70 to 80 million dogs and 74 to 96 million cats. That’s a lot of furry friends to keep track off.

And according to the ASPCA, about 649,000 animals who are brought to shelters as strays are returned to their owners each year. We can help raise that number by ensuring our Patch Pets make it home safe.

Cat run out the backdoor? Find someone’s Fido on your morning run? Let us know about your lost or found pet on our Towson Patch Facebook page or by emailing our local pet detective at abby.tang@patch.com.

Make sure to check out our national Patch Pets Facebook page for the latest news from the animal kingdom.