Between 3 and 4 million pets are put to death in shelters across the U.S. every year. Some of them are owner surrenders, some are impounds, but the vast majority of them are missing or stolen pets. C.A. Wulff and A.A.Weddle, the administrators of the service Lost & Found Ohio Pets, have compiled a guide to address this sad reality. ‘Finding Fido’ offers tips for preventing the loss of a pet; advice for what to do with a stray pet you’ve found; and a step-by-step plan in case the unthinkable happens, and you lose a pet. This is an instructive and important tool every family with a dog or cat should have on hand… just in case. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this book benefit The Beagle Freedom Project. Cayr Ariel Wulff is an artist, author and animal advocate. She is a native Ohioan who has been involved in pet rescue for over twenty-five years. Wulff is a Contributing Editor at AnimalsVote.org; is the author of five non-fiction animal books; writes a pet column and an animal books column for Examiner.com and authors the blog "Up on the Woof". Currently, she resides in a log cabin deep in one of the Nation's National Parks with her lifemate and five dogs. She attributes her love of animals to having been raised by Wulffs. Annie Aaron Weddle is a business owner and animal advocate. She is a native Ohioan who has loved animals all her life. Want-ing to follow in Jane Goodall's, footsteps, she studied Anthropology and Sociology in College. She has been a volunteer involved in animal rescue for more than a decade. Over the years she has shared her suburban home with dogs, cats, chickens & rabbits, - the majority of them rescues. Annie networks pets in pounds across the country in order to save their lives.