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Lost and found pets Sunnyvale, photo: Lost cat, female, East Arques Avenue, 669, Sunnyvale — 2 years old and microchipped
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Lost cat, female, East Arques...
East Arques Avenue, 669, Sunnyvale
Grey. Tortoiseshell cats 2 years old she is v...
Thu, 10.09.2026
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Lost and found pets San Francisco, photo: Lost cat, San Lucas Avenue, 775, Mountain View, San Francisco — male with gray and white coat
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Lost cat, San Lucas Avenue, 77...
San Lucas Avenue, 775, Mountain View
Male cat with a gray and white coat, white ch...
Sun, 06.09.2026
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Lost and found pets Sunnyvale, photo: Found cat, North Bayview Avenue, 638, Sunnyvale - friendly but nervous, no collar
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North Bayview Avenue, 638, Sunnyvale
Big white cat with large black patches. Very...
Sat, 29.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Santa Clara, photo: Lost dog, Los Padres Boulevard, 1955, Santa Clara — 5yr old shiba inu
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Los Padres Boulevard, 1955, Santa Clara
5yr old shiba inu with red hardness. Very ski...
Fri, 28.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Fremont, photo: Lost cat, Chemult Common, 46863;46867;46871;46875;46879;46883;46887;46891;46895;46899;46903;46907, Fremont - orange and white tabby with a tipped ear
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Lost cat, Chemult Common, 4686...
Chemult Common, 46863;46867;46871;46875;46879;46883;46887;46...
Orange and white tabby with a tipped ear.
Thu, 27.08.2026
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Lost and found pets San Jose, photo: Found dog, Chiquita Avenue, 490, Mountain View, San Jose — female, 1 year old
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Found dog, Chiquita Avenue, 49...
Chiquita Avenue, 490, Mountain View
Brown and tan German shepherd/husky mix found...
Mon, 24.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Mountain View, photo: Lost cat, East El Camino Real, 870, Mountain View - female indoor/outdoor cat
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Lost cat, East El Camino Real,...
East El Camino Real, 870, Mountain View
MISSING CAT PLEASE READ Hello Next Door! This...
Mon, 24.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Dallas, photo: Found cat, Chiquita Avenue, Mountain View, Dallas - female, calm and playful
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Found cat, Chiquita Avenue, Mo...
Chiquita Avenue, Mountain View
Black and white, calm and playful
Mon, 24.08.2026
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Lost and found pets San Bruno, photo: Lost cat, male, Magnolia Avenue, 1382, Millbrae, San Bruno — 6-year-old Russian Blue
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Lost cat, male, Magnolia Avenu...
Magnolia Avenue, 1382, Millbrae
Russian Blu 6 y
Sat, 22.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Sunnyvale, photo: Lost cat, Borregas Avenue, 1050, Sunnyvale - female, grey tabby
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Borregas Avenue, 1050, Sunnyvale
Grey tabby with some black and brown on head...
Sat, 15.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Fremont, photo: Lost cat, Grand Teton Park Street, Fremont, Oakland - male, white paws
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Lost cat, Grand Teton Park Str...
Grimmer Boulevard, 41776, Fremont
Brown with black stripes, white paws, green e...
Mon, 10.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Sunnyvale, photo: Found cat, Timberpine Court, 1119, Sunnyvale — very vocal and scared
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Timberpine Court, 1119, Sunnyvale
Small grey/brown American short hair maybe wi...
Mon, 10.08.2026
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Lost and found pets East Palo Alto, photo: Lost dog, Clarke Avenue, 2108, East Palo Alto — male Toy Poodle with yellow collar
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Lost dog, Clarke Avenue, 2108,...
Clarke Avenue, 2108, East Palo Alto
He is a 9lb Toy Poodle very small, delicate a...
Fri, 07.08.2026
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Lost and found pets San Francisco, photo: Found dog, Center Road, San Jose, San Francisco — male chihuahua, scared of men
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Found dog, Center Road, San Jo...
Center Road, San Jose
Found this male chihuahua white and brown. No...
Fri, 07.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Mountain View, photo: Lost cat, Doverton Square, 2762, Mountain View - black and brown tabby male
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Lost cat, Doverton Square, 276...
Doverton Square, 2762, Mountain View
Black and brown tabby, 14 pounds, 11 years ol...
Sat, 01.08.2026
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Lost and found pets Hayward, photo: Lost dog, Gomer Street, 1266, Hayward - male, droopy ears
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Gomer Street, 1266, Hayward
Short beige fur, back paws have white tips, d...
Sat, 25.07.2026
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Lost and found pets San Carlos, photo: Lost cat, La Mesa Drive, San Carlos - black slim female with clipped right ear
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Lost cat, La Mesa Drive, San C...
La Mesa Drive, San Carlos
Domestic Shorthair Pure Black, Slim, 8-year o...
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Tue, 21.07.2026
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Lost and found pets Sunnyvale, photo: Lost bird, Lewis Avenue, 872, Sunnyvale
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Lewis Avenue, 872, Sunnyvale
Fri, 17.07.2026
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Lost and found pets Santa Clara, photo: Lost cat, Painted Rock Drive, 2425, Santa Clara - female, grey with tan patches
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Painted Rock Drive, 2425, Santa Clara
Grey with tan patches
Sun, 12.07.2026
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Lost and found pets Santa Clara, photo: Lost dog, Greer Road, 3530, Santa Clara — female Shih Tzu, very friendly
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Lost dog, Greer Road, 3530, Sa...
Greer Road, 3530, Palo Alto
Female Shih Tzu 11 months old About 5.8 lbs S...
Fri, 10.07.2026

Finding lost pets in Redwood City, state of California

Lost pets can be a distressing issue for any pet owner. In Redwood City, California, the community plays a vital role in helping to find lost animals and reuniting them with their families. If your pet goes missing, it's essential to act quickly and utilize all available resources to maximize the chances of finding your lost companion.

There are several steps you can take if you find yourself in this unfortunate situation. First, inform your local animal control and shelters. They often have protocols in place to help find lost pets.

Additionally, consider reaching out to your neighborhood community groups or social media platforms. Many neighborhoods have specific groups dedicated to lost and found pets, which can be invaluable in spreading the word about your missing animal.

When searching for your lost pet in Redwood City, remember to keep an eye out for any sightings of animals that match your pet's description and be open to checking areas your pet may have wandered off to.

  • Visit local animal shelters and humane societies to see if your pet has been brought in.
  • Put up flyers in your neighborhood with clear pictures and descriptions of your lost pet.
  • Check online forums and websites dedicated to lost and found pets.
  • Ask your neighbors if they have seen your pet or if they can share your flyer.
  • Utilize lost pet websites to post about your missing animal.

What to do if you find a lost animal in Redwood City, state of California

Finding a lost animal is a rewarding experience, but it also comes with responsibilities. If you come across a stray pet in Redwood City, there are specific actions you should take to ensure their safety and well-being.

Before approaching the animal, assess the situation. Ensure that it is safe to get close, as some animals may be scared or anxious. If it seems safe, try to determine if the animal has identification tags. If it does, contact the owner immediately to return the pet.

If you cannot find any identification or it's unsafe to approach, consider contacting local animal shelters or animal control. They can provide guidance on how to handle the situation. You may also want to take the animal to a veterinarian to check for a microchip.

While waiting for assistance, ensure the animal has a safe environment, away from traffic or other dangers.

  • Keep the animal calm and provide water if possible.
  • Take clear photos to share with local shelters or community groups.
  • Spread the word on social media to help locate the owner.
  • Document any distinguishing features to assist in identifying the pet.
  • Be cautious if the animal appears aggressive or frightened; safety is paramount.

How to write an ad about a lost or found animal in Redwood City, state of California?

Creating an effective ad for a lost or found animal in Redwood City is crucial in connecting with the right audience. Whether you are searching for your lost pet or trying to find the owner of a stray, clear and informative ads can make all the difference.

Here are some essential tips to consider when crafting your ad:

Include detailed descriptions of the animal, such as breed, color, size, and any distinctive markings. This helps in easily identifying the pet. Clear photographs are also beneficial, as they provide visual confirmation.

Don’t forget to include your contact information so that potential finders or owners can reach you easily. Specify if there are any rewards offered for the safe return or reuniting of the pet.

Post your ad in well-trafficked areas. Local bulletin boards, social media groups, and online classified ads can increase awareness and improve your chances of success.

  • Make the ad easy to read with concise information.
  • Regularly update your ad, especially if there are any developments.
  • Connect with local shelters to place your ad in their networks.
  • Provide information on where and when the pet was last seen if it's lost.
  • Encourage sharing of your ad to reach a broader audience.