Here are the instructions to post a lost listing from www.nycacc.org:
1. Click on "Lost & Found Pets".
2. Click the link "Click here to look for a match for the pet you have lost".
3. Select the animal type and click "Search" (do not select any other options as that will reduce the number of potential matches).
4. If you do not see a match in the animals reported to the shelter or at the shelter itself, click "Show Pets FOUND by the Public"and look through those animals.
5. If you do not find a match, click "back" and then click the "Register your Lost Pet" link.
6. Complete the form and click "Submit Request"

Here are the instructions for posting a lost listing directly from Pet Harbor
1. Go to www.petharbor.com.
2. Enter the zip code where the animal was lost and click "Lost my Pet".
3. On the line to "Register to receive emails", click "Dogs", "Cats" or "Other" as appropriate.
4. Place a check in the box for each shelter from which you'd like to receive information (normally only from the top section).
5. Click "Use this Shelter list".
6. Complete the form and click "Submit Request"

Here are the instructions for posting a found listing directly from PetHarbor:
1. Go to www.petharbor.com.
2. Enter the zip code where the animal was lost and click "Found a Pet".
3. Place a check in the box for each shelter from which you'd like to receive information (normally only from the top section).
4. Click "Use this Shelter list".
5. Select "dogs","cats" or "others" as appropriate.
6. After searching through the animals reported to the shelter and not finding a match, click the link to "Show Pets LOST by the Public".
7. If you do not find a match there, click the link to "Register your Found Pet".
6. Complete the form and click "Submit Request"

Here are the instructions to post a found listing from www.nycacc.org:
1. Click on "Lost & Found Pets".
2. Click the link "Click here to look for a match for the pet you have found".
3. Select the animal type and click "Search" (do not select any other options as that will reduce the number of potential matches).
4. If you do not see a match in the animals reported to the shelter, click "Show Pets LOST by the Public" and look through those animals.
5. If you do not find a match, click "back" and then click the "Register your lost Pet" link.
6. Complete the form and click "Submit Request"

Tiny finds home after four years

Jonathan Lora had just turned six when his father brought Tiny home from the pet store. Jonathan had always wanted a puppy, especially a rottweiler, and Tiny became an instant playmate for him and his friends. For ten months, as Tiny grew to be not-so-tiny, he played with Jonathan and the neighborhood kids. Playing fetch was his favorite.
Then, one summer night, someone broke the lock in the backyard gate, and Tiny was gone. Four years later, thanks to the AC&C and a microchip implanted when Tiny was a puppy, the now 80-pound dog has come home again.