The anole will likely die in your house, and leave little bitty anole poops on various surfaces. Let them dry out and just flick them off into a dustbin (the poops). Your dog will -probably- not actually try to eat the thing, and if he does he might get a bit of indigestion but otherwise be unscathed. If you manage to catch it (with your hands) make sure to wash your hands after setting him back outside. It won't bite you but it might have some bacteria on its surface, and you wouldn't want to touch food or your mouth until your hands are washed.
Just remember though - if you find a cuban tree frog in your house, try to use a glove when touching it. They are coated with a toxin, which is very mild to humans and deadly to some of its predators. It might give you a rash if you touch it bareskinned (not everyone gets a rash - I didn't the two times I've picked one up).
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