Found an animal?

Let us check whether somebody is looking for it. Start with a photograph - or look at the notices nearby.

If you have found an animal

Calmly, and without chasing - most lost animals are frightened, even the tamest ones.

  1. Do not chase. Sit down, turn away, let them come to you.
  2. Water, yes. Food, carefully: unfamiliar food can harm them, especially if they are injured.
  3. Look at the collar: there may be a tag with a code, or an address.
  4. Have the chip read - at a vet or a shelter it is free and takes a minute.
  5. Do not take them far. They are being looked for where they went missing.
  6. Write here where you saw them. No account needed, and your telephone is not required.
Photograph the animal

We will look for a similar one among the animals being searched for nearby.

Say below where you are - then we can show notices near you.

Who is being looked for nearby

See notices about lost animals in a chosen town or near you.

Check the chip

If the animal has a microchip, enter its number and we will check whether we know this animal and whether anybody is looking for it. We never show the chip number to anybody.

Scan a TailTagSoon

If there is a TailTag on the collar, scan it with your phone camera.