FROM THE AUSTIN ANIMAL CENTER
Community Help is Needed to Locate Missing Dogs From Austin Animal Center
Austin Animal Center is asking for the community’s help in finding four dogs that are missing and presumed to be stolen from the Austin Animal Center (AAC). AAC is concerned for their wellbeing, and are asking the community to keep an eye out for them. If anyone has seen any of these dogs, know where they are, or have any information about them, please call 3-1-1 immediately.
Lilly, Dmitri, Rex, and Jeff were unaccounted for during nightly inventory performed by staff. Lilly and Dmitri were discovered to be missing on June 13, and Rex and Jeff were noted as missing on June 17. Staff has been investigating possible outcomes, including transfers to other rescues or foster placement, but has ultimately determined that the dogs are missing.
These dogs are not considered aggressive. We encourage the public to observe and call if they see them, and not approach the dogs or people who may have them.
Lilly- female, 1 year old Dmitri- male, 2 years old 58 pounds, blue Pitbull mix. 44 pounds, tan Staffordshire mix.
Rex, male, 2 years old Jeff, male, 2 years old
62 pounds, brown Staffordshire mix. 69 pounds, white Pitbull mix.
A police report has been filed with the Austin Police Department.
About the Animal Services Office
The Animal Services Office operates the Austin Animal Center, and is home to the largest No Kill community in the United States. We provide shelter to more than 17,000 animals annually. Our goal is to provide a safe place for lost and homeless animals and to educate our community in order to prevent animal homelessness and promote compassionate treatment of animals and responsible pet ownership.
