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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost White Husky, Blue Eyes, 11th St Bowie
Lost White Husky, Blue Eyes, 1...
White husky with blue eyes no collar
Wed, 08.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Cat: White-Bellied, Shy & Sweet
Lost Cat: White-Bellied, Shy &...
She has a distinctive white hair in her belly...
Sun, 05.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost White Dog Peyton on Rockville Pike
Lost White Dog Peyton on Rockv...
Peyton has a pee pad and collar. He has micro...
Sat, 04.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Help Find Ozzie: Lost Cat in Maryland
Help Find Ozzie: Lost Cat in M...
My cat Ozzie loves to roam outdoors, and whil...
Fri, 03.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Cream Cat on Guilford Rd, College Park
Lost Cream Cat on Guilford Rd,...
Cream colored cat, indoor cat, skiddish, no c...
Thu, 02.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Friendly Lost Cat in Glen Burnie, MD
Friendly Lost Cat in Glen Burn...
Very friendly
Thu, 02.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Black Cat: Fennel in Mechanicsville
Lost Black Cat: Fennel in Mech...
Solid black domestic short hair male cat. He...
Wed, 01.10.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Brown Chihuahua Mix in Phoenix Area
Lost Brown Chihuahua Mix in Ph...
She’s a brown chihuahua terrier mix about 6-8...
Sun, 28.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Skittish Whippet in Vienna Woods
Lost Skittish Whippet in Vienn...
Black and white 10-mo whippet, rather skittis...
Fri, 26.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Friendly Grey Tabby Lost on Newton St NW
Friendly Grey Tabby Lost on Ne...
Gery tabby. Kinda small. Very friendly. Usual...
Thu, 25.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Red & White Setter Puppy in Lorton
Lost Red & White Setter Puppy...
10 month old red and white setter puppy, 28 l...
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Tue, 23.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Cat: Grey/Orange, 9lbs, Starburn Path
Lost Cat: Grey/Orange, 9lbs, S...
Grey and light orange coat. Around 9lbs. Frie...
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Mon, 22.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Shy Black Cat with Grey Speckles
Lost Shy Black Cat with Grey S...
Black with light grey speckles. Got out of ba...
Sun, 21.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Black Cat: Emerald Eyes in Cascades
Lost Black Cat: Emerald Eyes i...
Long Haired, all Black cat, Emerald Green eye...
Sun, 21.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Black Cat: Yellow Eyes in Burke
Lost Black Cat: Yellow Eyes in...
He’s an 8lb black cat with yellow eyes. He es...
Sun, 21.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Parakeet Spotted at Ashburn Soccer Game
Parakeet Spotted at Ashburn So...
The parakeet was flying around Moorefield Com...
Sat, 20.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Dogs: Blue Bullies on Clifton Ave
Lost Dogs: Blue Bullies on Cli...
Hugo and spot are blue bullies spot she’s abo...
Sat, 20.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Lost Rag Doll Cat: White & Brown, Kennedy St NE
Lost Rag Doll Cat: White & Bro...
Rag Doll cat, Fluffy coat, needs grooming con...
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Wed, 17.09.2025
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Lost and found pets USA, photo: Help Find Our Skittish Terrier-Yorkie!
Help Find Our Skittish Terrier...
She is a small light grey and white terrier-y...
Sat, 13.09.2025

What to do when your pet goes missing?

When your pet goes missing, it can be a distressing experience for any owner. The first thing to do is to stay calm and take immediate action. It's essential to start searching for your pet as soon as possible. Here are some steps you can take:

  • Search your home thoroughly; check under beds, in closets, and inside any nooks where your pet might hide.
  • Go outside and call your pet by name. Sometimes, pets will respond to their owner’s voice.
  • Post flyers in your neighborhood with a clear picture of your pet and your contact information.
  • Visit local animal shelters and report your missing pet. Provide them with a detailed description.
  • Use social media to spread the word. Share photos of your lost pet in local groups or community pages.
  • Talk to your neighbors and ask if they have seen your pet. Sometimes, pets wander into nearby yards.

It's important to act quickly and utilize every resource available to find your beloved animal. The sooner you begin the search, the better the chances of bringing your pet back home safely.

What to do if you find a lost animal?

If you come across a lost animal, it's crucial to approach the situation with care. Here’s what you should do:

  • Check the animal for identification tags. If they have a collar with a phone number, try to contact the owner.
  • Take a picture of the animal and share it online, especially in local lost and found pet groups.
  • If the animal appears to be in distress or injured, contact your local animal control for assistance.
  • Consider taking the animal to a vet to check for a microchip.
  • If it seems safe to do so, you can keep the animal until you find the owner, but be cautious and prioritize your safety.
  • Report the found animal to local shelters in case the owner is searching for them.

By taking these steps, you can help reunite a lost animal with their owner and ensure their safety.

The database of missing and found animals: how is it formed?

The database of missing and found animals is created to facilitate the process of reuniting lost pets with their owners. Here's how it typically works:

  • Animal shelters and organizations collect data from pet owners who report their lost animals.
  • When someone finds a lost animal, they can report it to the database, providing detailed information about the animal.
  • Volunteers often help maintain the database, ensuring all information is accurate and up to date.
  • The database is accessible to the public, allowing anyone to search for missing animals or report found pets.
  • Regular updates are made to keep the information current and assist in finding lost animals more effectively.
  • Collaboration among local shelters, veterinary offices, and community members promotes a strong network of support for lost and found pets.

In conclusion, being proactive and utilizing available resources is key when dealing with lost and found animals. Whether your pet goes missing or you discover a lost pet, knowing the right steps can make all the difference.

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