Ashe County
Humane Society

336-982-4297
WEBSITE:
ashehumanesociety.org

The ACHS Resource Center is open Sat. 10-3 p.m. for adoptions. Also open Tues & Fri 10 -1 p.m. for questions or spay/neuter clinic registration
Located at 1175 old hwy. 16 directy in front of the National Guard Armory

Watauga Humane Society

828-264-7865
WEBSITE:
wataugahumanesociety.org

Humane Society is open for adoptions on
Tues-Fri 12:30 to 6 p.m. andSat-Sun 12:30 to 5 p.m. closed Mon.

This list is pulled from the lost & found page of the classifieds and may contain other lost things.

MISSING! Brittany Spaniel last seen 4/10/08 in the Rush Branch area of Sugar Grove. BELOVED FAMILY PET! Reward of $1,000 offered for his safe return. Please call 828-264-7307 or 828-297-1667 with information. BELOVED Brown and white, 8 year old, Brittany Spaniel responding to the name "Brandy" lost on Pine Run Road, Boone. We miss her! 828-582-0569. LOST LARGE WHITE DOG, missing 194N near Todd. Reward. 828-262-9863 MEDIUM-SIZED BLACK female dog, “Madeline,” Boone area. Last seen off 421 around Toyota of Boone. Had red collar with name/rabies tags. Reward. 423-727-4406, 423-727-7387 ext369, M-F 7-2. REWARD FOR 55" Sony TV flatscreen and 32" Olevia stolen April 25, 2008 in Boone. Reward for finding TV's or people responsible. $500 reward. 828-758-0684. Lost pet classified ads are free. Click here to place one.

95% of lost dogs found without a tag DO NOT return home! 95% of lost dogs found with a tag DO return home! A lost pet's BEST ticket home is a tag worn on its collar. New strays come in daily. If you are missing a dog or cat please check Animal Control or the Watauga Humane Society.
 

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I think my veterinarian did something wrong, what can I do about it?

Answer AAHA is not able to act in the role of an investigative agency; therefore individual complaints are not investigated. However, AAHA reserves the right to take disciplinary action against its accredited members based on the findings of other investigative agencies including state and provincial regulatory agencies.

Suggestion If you have a complaint against a veterinary practice, AAHA strongly encourages you and the medical director of that practice to discuss your concerns. If your complaint involves unprofessional behavior or possible medical errors, it should be directed to your veterinarian. If you believe your concerns warrant further action, we suggest that you contact your state or provincial veterinary medical association.

AAHA is not a judicial body with powers to levy fines or punishment. AAHA only addresses those complaints which refer to the Standards of Accreditation. AAHA accreditation is not a guarantee of the appropriate level of patient care or client service. Once AAHA has determined that a practice meets the required standards and accreditation is awarded, it is incumbent upon the professional staff to maintain those standards between evaluations, make appropriate medical decisions, and to deliver high quality care. For more information concerning the AAHA accreditation and complaint policy, click here.

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