Westfield Lost Husky — Animal Control Solutions Hold

A Husky was found running loose in Westfield on August 8, 2026, after crossing in from the Scotch Plains border. Westfield Police picked the dog up at Marlboro Street and Pinegrove Avenue. The dog may also have been spotted running in Clark. Union County Life is sharing this alert to help reunite the dog with its owner.

Initial Police Response

Westfield Police scanned the dog for a microchip but did not find one. For two days, department officers and dispatchers provided the dog with food, fresh water, walks, and attention at the station. No owner came forward during that time.

Current Status and Hold Period

On August 10, the dog was transferred to Animal Control Solutions. The dog is being held for seven days while the department works to locate its owner. If no one claims the dog during that period, it will be made available for adoption.

If You Recognize This Dog

If you recognize this Husky or believe it may be yours, contact Animal Control Solutions immediately at 908-722-1271. Time is critical, as the hold period is limited.

Lost Pet Resources

If you have lost a pet, contact local police and animal control immediately. Microchipping your pet before it is lost can greatly improve the chance of reunification with its owner.

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Photo Credit: Westfield Police

FAQ

Q: Is there a lost Husky in Westfield?
A: Yes. A Husky was found running loose in Westfield on August 8, 2026, at Marlboro Street and Pinegrove Avenue. If you recognize the dog or believe it is yours, contact Animal Control Solutions at 908-722-1271 immediately.

Q: When was the Husky found?
A: The dog was found on August 8, 2026.

Q: Where was the Husky found?
A: The dog was found at Marlboro Street and Pinegrove Avenue in Westfield, after crossing from the Scotch Plains border. The dog may also have been spotted in Clark.

Q: Does the Husky have a microchip?
A: Westfield Police scanned the dog and found no microchip.

Q: Where is the Husky now?
A: The dog was transferred to Animal Control Solutions on August 10. It is being held while authorities work to locate its owner.

Q: How long will the dog be held?
A: The dog will be held for seven days from the transfer date (approximately until August 17, 2026). If no owner comes forward, the dog will be made available for adoption.

Q: How do I report my lost dog?
A: Contact Westfield Police and Animal Control Solutions immediately. Microchipping your pet before it is lost greatly improves the chance of reunification.

Q: What should I do if I find a lost dog?
A: Contact local police or animal control immediately with the dog's location and description. Provide any details about where the dog came from or was headed.