Saint-James said that at the onset of a PAW Alert she sends an email to “key people” in Gold Canyon. While the community is unincorporated and has no animal control or parks and recreation system, there are a few organizations such as the Gold Canyon Community Connection and ADOBE, or the Association for the Development of a Better Environment, and these groups have members — with email addresses.
She said there are other people she knows who have large email lists that help out with a PAW Alert. Contact is made with thousands of Gold Canyon residents. She also reaches out to the local pet clinic, the Pinal County and Apache Junction Animal Control, and uses Facebook or whatever means is necessary.
“Really, it takes a village,” Saint-James said. “It takes a lot of people.” She has many contacts including subdivision groups and HOAs. She even targets the alert depending on the breed of the dog. If it’s a large breed that likes to run, she’ll cast the net wide. If it’s a small lap dog, she keeps the alert closer in. “The more people that know about it, the luckier we’re going to be in finding the owner,” she said.
- PAW Alert: Network reunites lost dogs with families, CNN.com, TriVallyCentral.com, April 10, 2013.
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