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Missing pets in New York

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Lost pets Staten Island, photo: Lost cat, Fingerboard Road, 25, Staten Island — 17-year-old female with black markings
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Lost cat, Fingerboard Road, 25...
Fingerboard Road, 25
She’s white with black markings, very skinny....
Tue, 22.09.2026
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Lost pets Brooklyn, photo: Lost cat, 77th Street, 1934, Brooklyn — male, all black
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Lost cat, 77th Street, 1934, B...
77th Street, 1934
All black
Mon, 21.09.2026
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Lost pets Queens, photo: Lost dog, 132nd Avenue, 157-03, Queens — female Cocker Spaniel with white spots
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Lost dog, 132nd Avenue, 157-03...
132nd Avenue, 157-03
Cocker spaniel Brown with white spots Fluffy...
Mon, 21.09.2026
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Lost pets Staten Island, photo: Lost cat, Mallory Avenue, 271, Staten Island — grey male, responds to his name
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Mallory Avenue, 271
MISSING GREY CAT — PLEASE HELP! Name: Ash Ag...
Mon, 21.09.2026
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Lost pets Manhattan, photo: Lost male cat, 109th Avenue, 227-23, Manhattan — white and ginger coat
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Lost male cat, 109th Avenue, 2...
109th Avenue, 227-23
He’s White with Ginger hair and a white and G...
Sat, 19.09.2026
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Lost pets Staten Island, photo: Lost cat, Sleepy Hollow Road, Staten Island — gray coat and green eyes
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Lost cat, Sleepy Hollow Road,...
Sleepy Hollow Road, New York
Scarlet is a blue Russian cat. She is a gray...
Sat, 19.09.2026
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Lost pets Queens, photo: Lost dog, 114th Road, 191-11, New York, Queens — male pit bull–Boxer mix
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Lost dog, 114th Road, 191-11,...
114th Road, 191-11, New York
He is a pitbul boxer mix
Wed, 16.09.2026
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Lost pets Alexandria, photo: Lost dog, female, Woodbine Street, 321, Alexandria — merle Pomeranian
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Lost dog, female, Woodbine Str...
Woodbine Street, 321
Merle Pomeranian
Wed, 16.09.2026
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Lost pets Brooklyn, photo: Lost male cat, 4th Avenue, 615, Brooklyn — white with gray
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Lost male cat, 4th Avenue, 615...
4th Avenue, 615
Make, about 12 lbs, white with gray
Tue, 15.09.2026
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Lost pets Manhattan, photo: Lost dog, 20th Ave & 67th St, Brooklyn, NY 11204, Manhattan — female, 14-year-old Shih Tzu mix
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Lost dog, 20th Ave & 67th St,...
20th Ave & 67th St, Brooklyn, NY 11204, USA
Zoey is a 14 yr old female shitzu/Mix that ma...
Tue, 15.09.2026
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Lost pets Valley Stream, photo: Lost dog, Oakleigh Road, 792, Valley Stream — friendly white Maltipoo with dark skin spots
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Lost dog, Oakleigh Road, 792,...
Oakleigh Road, 792, Valley Stream
He is white, but has alopecia so he’s slightl...
Listing is boosting
Mon, 14.09.2026
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Lost pets Manhattan, photo: Lost dog, 116th Road, 193-01, Manhattan — small female dog
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Lost dog, 116th Road, 193-01,...
116th Road, 193-01
Bella is white with light tan/gray hair. She...
Sat, 12.09.2026
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Lost pets Elizabeth, photo: Lost dog, Fulton Street, Elizabeth — male with cherry eyes
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Lost dog, Fulton Street, Eliza...
Fulton Street, Elizabeth
Chery eyes
Thu, 10.09.2026
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Lost pets New York, photo: Lost male cat, New Lots Avenue, 464, New York — orange tabby kitten
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Lost male cat, New Lots Avenue...
New Lots Avenue, 464, New York
He is an Orange Tabby kitten with strips
Wed, 09.09.2026
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Lost pets Staten Island, photo: Lost cat, Glenn Road, 148, Staten Island — male with green eyes
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Lost cat, Glenn Road, 148, Sta...
Glenn Road, 148, New York
• Male, neutered • 4 years old • Silver short...
Mon, 07.09.2026
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Lost pets Irvington, photo: Lost male dog, Nye Avenue, 269, Irvington
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Lost male dog, Nye Avenue, 269...
Nye Avenue, 269, Irvington
Sun, 06.09.2026
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Lost pets Brooklyn, photo: Lost cat, Stuyvesant Avenue, 319, Brooklyn — male Devon Rex with blue eyes
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Stuyvesant Avenue, 319
Fri, 04.09.2026
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Lost pets Brooklyn, photo: Missing dog Female, Brooklyn (usl546219)
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Missing dog Female, Brooklyn (...
Fulton Street, 1884, New York
White with brown spots spot over eye
Thu, 03.09.2026
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Lost pets Yonkers, photo: Lost cat, Metropolitan Avenue, 90-30, Yonkers — male gray kitten
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Lost cat, Metropolitan Avenue,...
Metropolitan Avenue, 90-30
Toni is an all grey kitten, will be extremely...
Thu, 03.09.2026
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Lost pets East Orange, photo: Lost female dog, Irving Avenue, 404, South Orange Village, East Orange — long-haired dachshund
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Lost female dog, Irving Avenue...
Irving Avenue, 404, South Orange Village
Brown, long hair, dachshund. Slipped out of h...
Thu, 03.09.2026

Every year, countless pets go missing in New York City. Statistics show that approximately 10,000 animals are reported lost in the city, with many of them never being reunited with their families. It can be devastating for pet owners to lose their beloved companions, and understanding how to navigate the situation is crucial.


What to do if you lose your pet in New York, state of New York?

When your pet goes missing in New York, the first thing to do is to stay calm and start searching immediately. Here are some steps you can take:

  • Check your home and yard thoroughly. Pets often hide in familiar areas.
  • Ask neighbors if they have seen your animal.
  • Visit local animal shelters and control centers to see if your pet has been brought in.
  • Put up flyers with a clear description of your pet, including a recent photo.
  • Utilize social media and local community groups to spread the word.

It is essential to act quickly because the sooner you start your search, the better your chances are of finding your lost pet. Additionally, consider contacting local veterinary clinics in case someone brings your pet in for care.


How to write a missing pet ad in New York, state of New York

Writing an effective missing pet ad is vital for increasing the chances of finding your beloved companion. Here are some key elements to include in your advertisement:

  • A clear and recent photo of your pet.
  • A detailed description, including breed, size, color, and any distinctive features.
  • Your contact information (phone number and email).
  • The date and place your pet went missing.
  • Any reward you might be offering for information leading to their return.

When your pet is lost in New York, making sure your advertisement is eye-catching and informative can significantly help in reuniting you with your furry friend. Utilize both online platforms and physical postings to maximize visibility.