What to do if you lost your pet

If your pet does become lost, don’t delay. Take the following steps to help bring your companion animal home to safety. Getting the word out early is the key to getting your dog or cat back safely and soundly. Please don’t assume your pet will return on his own in a few hours. Remember to have good, clear photos, and ALWAYS ensure your dogs and cats wear a collar with identification tags. Microchipping is an excellent identification form, but always ensure your pet has a visible collar and tags.

Below is a handy resource from the Norfolk Animal Care and Adoption Center.

what to do if pet is lost

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CPRV COMMUNITY MEET-UP AT PIXELS PINTS & BITES ON SAT. 2/15 AT 12PM-130PM

The CPRV Civic League’s Social Events Committee invites you to join them for an afternoon of games and nostalgia at @pixels.norfolk on Saturday, February 15th from 12:00pm to 1:30pm, in a reserved space on the 2nd floor. Neighbors of all ages are welcome! The Social Events Committee will provide light refreshments and game tokens will be provided, in part, by our gracious hosts at Pixels.

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Civic League General Members Meeting Recap: Monday, February 10, 2025

We were joined by Guest Speaker Amena Anderson, Bank On Coordinator with the City of Norfolk. Bank On Hampton Roads is a partnership of participating banks, credit unions, and community organizations across Hampton Roads designed to help you take control of your finances. LEARN MORE
 
Representatives from counsel to McDonald’s Corp. will also attend the Meeting to present their proposed site improvement plans, mainly including their drive-through, parking, and landscaping – see plan and renderings below. 
 
Officer Brenton Blakeslee, our Community Resource Officer, who provided the latest crime report
 
We were also joined by a special surprise guest Councilwoman Courtney Doyle who shared updates about ATV issues, now being impounded and Sold or Disposed by Norfolk PD at their discretion, MetroNet internet is making progress with installation fulfilment and getting good feedback, reminded us about some new council members, and that the City Manager assured council members that our water treatment plants for Norfolk are partitioned and less prone to a situation such as the one Richmond recently experienced.

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