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Lost Dogs Illinois
Owner or Volunteer Name
Susan Taney
Business or Volunteer
Non-Profit (may charge for services)
City
Spring Valley
State
Illinois
ZIP Code
61362
Country
United States
Description

Lost Dogs Illinois (LID) is a nonprofit corporation organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes of reuniting families with their lost dogs which will in turn decrease the number of homeless animals coming to shelters and/or animal control facilities.
In 2010 we saw the need to help Illinois residents in the recovery of their lost dogs. Many people give up, do not have the resources to help them, or the money to pay for a professional “pet detective”. By providing a service, we will provide resources and education to assist people in their search of lost dogs.

Preferred Contact Method
Email
Contact Email
lostdogsil@gmail.com
Species
Dog
Services Offered
Free Consultations - Free Consulting and Advice Via Phone, Text, or Email, Poster or Flyer Design, Assistance Trapping
Website Address
https://lostdogsillinois.org/
Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/LostDogsIllinois
Service Area
State of Illinois
Availability
LDI has volunteers who will help with guidance but we also have list of affiliates who also help with guidance and ground work.
Training and Certificates
Completed Missing Animal Response Technician Field Course
Qualifications
Susan Taney is the Director/founder of Lost Dogs Illinois and co-founder of Lost Dogs of Wisconsin.
Susan worked in the human resources field before entering the animal welfare world 34 years ago. During that time Susan has managed, worked and volunteered in animal shelters in both the Midwest and on the East Coast including the Ozaukee Humane Society, MSPCA Nevins Farm and Equine Centre, Doberman Rescue Unlimited and Dog Orphans.
She cofounded BONES (Beagles of New England States) rescue. During her tenure w/BONES, the rescue created their Snoopy Alert team to help foster/adoptive homes find beagles which had been lost from their homes. Same concept was implemented with Midwest BREW of which Susan was a volunteer.
Susan has presented along with Kathy Pobloskie from Lost Dogs of Wisconsin “Reuniting Lost Dogs with their Families” for the ASPCApro webinar series; American Pet Alive, Best Friends Conference and Illinois Veterinarian Medical Students and Illinois Animal Bar Association. .