We keep an updated list of stray animals currently in our care. Your pet may already be here, safe and sound.
Photos can be helpful, but they’re not always enough. We recommend stopping by in person during our open hours to look for your pet.
Let us know your pet’s details—photos, last seen location, microchip info, and any unique traits. This helps us match incoming strays with missing reports.
Look for a collar, tags, or vet info. If possible, visit a local vet or shelter to scan for a microchip.
Send us the details and a photo. We’ll help spread the word and cross-reference with any lost reports we’ve received.
If the animal is friendly and safe in your care, ask about becoming a foster. This helps reduce shelter stress and may speed up reunification.
Local lost & found Facebook groups, Nextdoor, and PawBoost are great tools.
Include a photo, brief description, and your contact info.
Word of mouth works wonders!
