Rural Animal Management Services - RAMS

Rural Animal Management Services - RAMS RAMS Animal Control provides full service animal care, control, and by-law enforcement services to rural communities.

Rural Animal Management Services is a company with a long history involved in animal care and welfare. We enforce local animal control bylaws which cover basic animal requirements such as physical and noise control, as well as provincial Animal Welfare Acts that ensure minimum standards of care such as the provision of food/water, shelter and medical care.

June 17th, 2026Found: Female catFound in: Steinbach No collar, no tattoo, no chipOwners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.Do not...
06/17/2026

June 17th, 2026

Found: Female cat

Found in: Steinbach

No collar, no tattoo, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 16th, 2026Found: Male catFound in: RM of Springfield (Dugald)No collar, no tattoo, no chipOwners contact RAMS 204-2...
06/17/2026

June 16th, 2026

Found: Male cat

Found in: RM of Springfield (Dugald)

No collar, no tattoo, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 15th, 2026Found: Female kittenFound in: RM of Ste. AnneNo collar, no tattoo, no chipOwners contact RAMS 204-223-552...
06/16/2026

June 15th, 2026

Found: Female kitten

Found in: RM of Ste. Anne

No collar, no tattoo, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

*** OWNER FOUND ***June 15th, 2026Found: Female dogFound in: RM of TacheWas wearing a chain collar, no tattoo, no chipOw...
06/15/2026

*** OWNER FOUND ***
June 15th, 2026

Found: Female dog

Found in: RM of Tache

Was wearing a chain collar, no tattoo, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 15th, 2026Found: Male dogFound in: RM of Ste. Anne Was wearing a collar, no tattoo, no chipOwners contact RAMS 204-...
06/15/2026

June 15th, 2026

Found: Male dog

Found in: RM of Ste. Anne

Was wearing a collar, no tattoo, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 13th, 2026Found: Male dogFound in: RM of Reynolds (Prawda) Was wearing a E-collar, no tattoo, no chipOwners contact...
06/13/2026

June 13th, 2026

Found: Male dog

Found in: RM of Reynolds (Prawda)

Was wearing a E-collar, no tattoo, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 10th, 2026Found: Female catFound in: RM of RenaldsNo tattoo, pink collar, no microchip Owners contact RAMS 204-22...
06/12/2026

June 10th, 2026

Found: Female cat

Found in: RM of Renalds

No tattoo, pink collar, no microchip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 12, 2026Found: Male dogFound in: Brokenhead No collar, has tattoo (traced), no chipOwners contact RAMS 204-223-5521...
06/12/2026

June 12, 2026

Found: Male dog

Found in: Brokenhead

No collar, has tattoo (traced), no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 12th, 2026Found: Male catFound in: RM of Springfield (Oakbank) No tattoo, no collar, no microchip Owners contact RA...
06/12/2026

June 12th, 2026

Found: Male cat

Found in: RM of Springfield (Oakbank)

No tattoo, no collar, no microchip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

June 10th 2026Found: Female dogFound in: Anola Faded red collar, has tattoo but is illegible, no chipOwners contact RAMS...
06/10/2026

June 10th 2026

Found: Female dog

Found in: Anola

Faded red collar, has tattoo but is illegible, no chip

Owners contact RAMS 204-223-5521.

Do not contact RAMS through social media, as it is not actively monitored. Please have proof of ownership including vet records and pictures when you pick up your pet.

Please refrain from commenting on this post unless you have specific information about, or can tag the owner (s).

Did you know almost every lost pet that enters RAMS has no identification and is not spayed or neutered?

Pet identification- Register your pets with your RM, city, or town where applicable. Place ID tags on collars. These can be purchased online or at select pet supply retailers. Use breakaway collars with cats.

Microchips can be purchased through veterinarians as an additional backup. The more identification, the better chance of getting your pet back if it gets lost!
Remember if you move, update the information associated with pet tags and microchips.

Spay/neuter- Spay/neuter helps control the pet overpopulation problem. Spay/neuter may also help reduce the urge to roam, aggression, and cancer risk in some pets.

Thank you

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