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If you find a stray dog, you MUST, by law, contact the dog warden for your area..
Find out more about exactly what to do if you have lost or found a dog depending on where you live below.
Warden – 01352 701 234
Monday – Friday – 9.00am – 5.00pm
Out Of Hours – 01352 702 121
After 5.00pm, Weekends & Bank Holidays
If a dog is found out of hours, the dog will no longer be collected by our Dog Warden. The dog should either be kept by the finder until the next working day when it will be collected by the Dog Warden. Alternatively, the dog can be taken to the appointed kennels (at their own expense) up till 10.00pm in the evening 7 days a week.
North Clwyd Animal Rescue: 01745 560 546
Warden – 01824 706 000
Monday – Thursday – 8.30am – 5.00pm,
Friday – 8.30am – 4.30pm
Out Of Hours – 0300 123 3068
After 5.00pm, Weekends & Bank Holidays
NCAR will collect Denbighshire dogs out of hours until 10pm or the dog(s) can be taken to the rescue.
The Dog Warden will NOT collect dog(s) until they been have secured.
North Clwyd Animal Rescue: 01745 560 546
Warden – 01248 750 057
Monday – Friday – 9.00am – 5.00pm
Out Of Hours – 01745 560546
Out Of hours contact point is Bodrwnsiwn Vets, Gwalchmai. If a stray dog/s is found out outside of Council working hours, they can be dropped off here, until the council are open again or the finder can bring the dog to NCAR
North Clwyd Animal Rescue: 01745 560 546
Warden – 01492 575 222
Monday – Thursday – 9.00am – 5.00pm,
Friday – 9.00am – 4.45pm
Out Of Hours – 0300 123 3079
After 5.00pm, Weekends & Bank Holidays
Dog(s) can be taken to the appointed kennels by arrangement. Turning up without notice may result in being turned away or the finder may be asked to keep hold of the dog until it can be collected by the Dog Warden the next working day.
Nant Y Corn, Abergele – 01745 824 626
Warden – 01978 298 989
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm
Out of hours – 01978 292 055
If a stray dog(s) is found outside Council working hours, keep the dog safely until the next working day or take the dog (at your own expense) to the appointed kennels
Acorn, Whitchurch – 01978 662 931
Warden – 01244 402 304/0300 123 7038
Out Of Hours – 01948 662 931
If a stray dog(s) is found outside Council working hours, keep the dog safely until the next working day or take the dog (at your own expense) to the appointed kennels
Acorn, Whitchurch – 01978 662 931
Warden – 01766 771 000
Monday – Friday – 8.30am – 4.00pm
Out Of Hours – 01745 824 626
After 6.00pm, Weekends & Bank Holidays
If a stray dog(s) is found outside Council working hours, keep the dog safely until the next working day or take the dog (at your own expense) to the appointed kennels
Nant Y Corn, Abergele – 01745 824 626
When your beloved dog goes missing, it can be an extremely emotional and stressful time for you and your family. Dogs are more than just pets; they are a part of our families and losing them can feel like losing a loved one. It’s important to take immediate action when you realise that your dog has gone missing.
If your dog has gone missing from home start there as it’s not uncommon for dogs to hide in unexpected places. While it might sound obvious, it’s easy to overlook hidden nooks and crannies where your furry friend could be waiting to be found.
Dogs can be masters of disguise, so don’t forget to check under beds, behind curtains, and in any other small spaces where they might be hiding. Check your garden thoroughly as well including any sheds, garages and shrubbery. Taking these steps quickly could mean the difference between easily finding out that your dog is safe and sound, and a much more stressful and prolonged search.
The next step is to search your neighbourhood and ask your neighbours if they’ve seen your dog. You can also post flyers around your community and on social media, and contact local animal rescue organisations to alert them.
If your dog has gone missing, make sure you contact the Appointed kennels in your area (see tabs above for your council) Contact North Clwyd Animal Rescue on 01745 560546 to register your dog missing in case we hear any reports. Use social media to post a picture of your dog and if possible a location and photo of where you last saw your dog. This will help, further down the line if you need help from other experts with special equipment.
Don’t give up hope! Many lost dogs are eventually found and reunited with their families. Keep searching and spreading the word about your missing pet.
Remember that your dog is a cherished member of your family, and it’s okay to feel upset, anxious, and worried when they go missing. Stay positive, take action, and keep the faith that you will be reunited with your furry friend soon.
Social media really helps to reunite lost dogs with owners. Post on local pages, groups, and pet pages with clear info and a photo. Real-time updates increase the chances of happy reunion.
Want to find your lost dog? Contact local vet clinics! People who find stray pets often take them to vets to check for a microchip. Share a photo and your contact info with the clinic and they’ll contact you if a matching dog comes in.
