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Missing pets in Monrovia

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Lost pets Arlington, photo: Lost dog, Monterey Park, California, Arlington — female dog Nova jumped from a car
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Lost dog, Monterey Park, Calif...
Monterey Park, California
My daughter and I Got OFF the Car And Nova Ju...
Wed, 11/04/2026
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Lost pets Rosemead, photo: Lost dog, Columbia Street, 7617, Rosemead, Rosemead — female, small caramel-colored pom
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Lost dog, Columbia Street, 761...
Columbia Street, 7617, Rosemead
Caramel color small pom
Tue, 11/03/2026
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Lost pets Pomona, photo: Lost dog, Phillips Ranch Road, 99, Pomona, Pomona — female Shiba Inu named Meme
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Lost dog, Phillips Ranch Road,...
Phillips Ranch Road, 99, Pomona
Meme is a red / yellow shiba inu
Mon, 11/02/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, South Broadway, 849, Los Angeles, Azusa — male Siberian Husky with cream-colored fur
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Lost dog, South Broadway, 849,...
South Broadway, 849, Los Angeles
It’s a Siberian Husky. Cream colored, brown e...
Sun, 11/01/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, female, Lincoln Avenue, 5032, Los Angeles — low, long build with a broad chest
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Lost dog, female, Lincoln Aven...
Lincoln Avenue, 5032, Los Angeles
Description: "Black with white on her chin,...
Sat, 10/31/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, West 1st Street, 100, Los Angeles — shy female Cowbell
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Lost dog, West 1st Street, 100...
West 1st Street, 100, Los Angeles
Cowbell is black and white she is shy
Sat, 10/31/2026
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Lost pets La Puente, photo: Lost cat, Main Street, 15955, La Puente, La Puente — larger-sized, sweet female
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Main Street, 15955, La Puente
She’s on the bigger side and very sweet and p...
Fri, 10/30/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, South Hobart Boulevard, 479, Los Angeles — male black-and-white Maltese mix needing medication
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Lost dog, South Hobart Bouleva...
South Hobart Boulevard, 479, Los Angeles
Mix Maltese, Black and White, got loose while...
Mon, 10/26/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, Los Angeles — male Boston terrier
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Lost dog, Los Angeles — male B...
Los Angeles, California
Boston terrier black and white
Sun, 10/25/2026
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Lost pets Azusa, photo: Lost cat, Azusa, California — small female tortoiseshell calico
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Lost cat, Azusa, California —...
Azusa, California
Small Female cat tortoise calico colors last...
Sat, 10/24/2026
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Lost pets Chicago, photo: Lost dog, Los Angeles, California, Chicago — female, brown and black
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Lost dog, Los Angeles, Califor...
Los Angeles, California
Brown and black
Fri, 10/23/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, East Cesar E Chavez Avenue, 4620, Los Angeles — female husky mix with one blue and one brown eye
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Lost dog, East Cesar E Chavez...
East Cesar E Chavez Avenue, 4620, Los Angeles
Husky mix. Grayish. One blue eye and one brow...
Tue, 10/20/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost cat, male, Consol Avenue, El Monte, Los Angeles — black, medium-sized
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Lost cat, male, Consol Avenue,...
Consol Avenue, El Monte
Mon, 10/19/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost cat, North Avenue 55, 1766, Los Angeles — female Bengal with leopard spots
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North Avenue 55, 1766, Los Angeles
She is a bengal, Leopard spots bronze coat. H...
Sun, 10/18/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, West 1st Street, 100, Los Angeles — 6-year-old male with light brown eyes
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Lost dog, West 1st Street, 100...
West 1st Street, 100, Los Angeles
Enzo es un pero cariñoso es color gris con un...
Sat, 10/17/2026
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Lost pets West Covina, photo: Lost dog, North Maplewood Avenue, 595, West Covina — responds to Cinnabun
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Lost dog, North Maplewood Aven...
North Maplewood Avenue, 595, West Covina
White and brown for curly, brown colored ears...
Fri, 10/16/2026
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Lost pets Monterey Park, photo: Lost Dog, West Andrix Street, 437, Monterey Park — suffers from convulsions
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Lost Dog, West Andrix Street,...
West Andrix Street, 437, Monterey Park
Please contact me my dog suffers from convuls...
Fri, 10/16/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost dog, West 1st Street, 100, Los Angeles — female with 7 toes on each paw
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Lost dog, West 1st Street, 100...
West 1st Street, 100, Los Angeles
White with light brown spots on her back she...
Wed, 10/14/2026
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Lost pets Los Angeles, photo: Lost cat, Magnolia Avenue, 1117, Los Angeles — female indoor cat who loves to play
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Lost cat, Magnolia Avenue, 111...
Magnolia Avenue, 1117, Los Angeles
She’s an inside cat and loves to play.
Tue, 10/13/2026
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Lost pets Pasadena, photo: Lost male dog, Worcester Avenue, 1031, Pasadena
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Lost male dog, Worcester Avenu...
Worcester Avenue, 1031, Pasadena
Sat, 10/10/2026

In Monrovia, California, a significant number of pets go missing each year. Statistics indicate that around 10% of pet owners report their animal as lost at some point, making it vital for you to be prepared and informed about the steps to take if your pet goes missing.


What to do if you lose your pet in Monrovia, state of California?

If you realize your pet is lost in Monrovia, it is important to act quickly and follow these steps:

  • Search your neighborhood thoroughly, calling your pet's name and checking hiding spots.
  • Notify your neighbors and ask them to keep an eye out.
  • Visit local animal shelters and check if your pet has been brought in.
  • Post on social media platforms and local community groups to spread the word.
  • Consider putting up flyers in your area with a clear picture and description of your pet.
  • Contact your local animal control for assistance and updates on found pets.

By taking these steps swiftly, you increase the chances of finding your beloved pet and bringing them home safely.


How to write a missing pet ad in Monrovia, state of California

Writing an effective missing pet ad is crucial in order to get the word out. Here are some tips for crafting a compelling ad:

  • Start with a clear and descriptive title, such as "Lost Dog: [Your Pet's Name] in Monrovia".
  • Include a detailed description of your pet, mentioning their breed, color, size, and any unique identifiers.
  • Add your contact information, ensuring you are reachable.
  • Offer a reward if possible, as it may motivate others to help in the search.
  • Post your ad in local online classifieds, community boards, and social media channels.

Remember, the more people who see your ad, the better the chances are of finding your lost pet. Being proactive in advertising and reaching out to the community can make a significant difference in reuniting you with your furry friend.