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Missing cats in San Francisco

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Missing cat Daly City, photo: Lost male cat, Harvest Street, Daly City — black-and-white cow pattern
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Lost male cat, Harvest Street,...
Harvest Street, Daly City
Color: black and white cow cat Has a red coll...
Thu, 10/22/2026
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Missing cat San Leandro, photo: Lost male cat, Skyline Boulevard, 13170, Oakland, San Leandro — shy and talkative
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Lost male cat, Skyline Bouleva...
Skyline Boulevard, 13170, Oakland
Missing cat! Last seen on Saturday the 17th o...
Sat, 10/17/2026
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Missing cat San Francisco, photo: Lost cat, 19th Street, 2125, San Francisco — big gray-and-white female cat
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Lost cat, 19th Street, 2125, S...
19th Street, 2125, San Francisco
Is a big gray and white cat. Is medium hair,...
Thu, 10/15/2026
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Missing cat Oakland, photo: Lost cat, 104th Avenue, 1800, Oakland — female, recently spayed
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Lost cat, 104th Avenue, 1800,...
104th Avenue, 1800, Oakland
We opened the door and she ran out she just g...
Sat, 10/10/2026
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Missing cat Oakland, photo: Lost cat, Mandela Parkway, 3650, Oakland — male, friendly with clipped ears
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Lost cat, Mandela Parkway, 365...
Mandela Parkway, 3650, Oakland
Ears clipped friendly loving.
Wed, 09/16/2026
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Missing cat San Francisco, photo: Lost male cat, Page Street, 768;770;772, San Francisco — shy 7-year-old tabby
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Lost male cat, Page Street, 76...
Page Street, 768;770;772, San Francisco
Short haired, medium size, altered male tiger...
Tue, 09/15/2026
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Missing cat Daly City, photo: Lost cat, Lisbon Street, 652, Daly City — male DSH tabby
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Lost cat, Lisbon Street, 652,...
Lisbon Street, 652, Daly City
DSH Tabby. Brown/Gray base coat, with black s...
Sun, 08/02/2026
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Missing cat Sunnyvale, photo: Lost cat, Mangels Avenue, San Francisco - male, friendly, no collar
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Lost cat, Mangels Avenue, San...
Mangels Avenue, San Francisco
Kittyman is a 7 year old neutered male He has...
Wed, 07/01/2026
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Missing cat Arlington, photo: Lost male cat, West Avenue 135th, San Leandro
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Lost male cat, West Avenue 135...
West Avenue 135th, San Leandro
White, gray, black Tigger
Fri, 03/20/2026
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Missing cat Oakland, photo: Missing cat Male, Oakland (usl532837)
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Derby Street, 1222, Berkeley
Large, sweet, shy boy cat. Grey with yellow e...
Sun, 03/15/2026
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Missing cat San Bruno, photo: Lost cat, Santa Lucia Avenue, San Bruno - female with white strands
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Lost cat, Santa Lucia Avenue,...
Santa Lucia Avenue, 670, San Bruno
All black with white strands on bib. Also, wh...
Thu, 03/12/2026
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Missing cat San Leandro, photo: Lost Cat, Thrush Avenue, 1640, San Leandro - male tabby with green eyes
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Lost Cat, Thrush Avenue, 1640,...
Thrush Avenue, 1640, San Leandro
Black collar says kash … green eyes hes a tab...
Tue, 03/10/2026
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Missing cat South San Francisco, photo: Lost male cat, Camaritas Avenue, 327, South San Francisco - 12 pound, gray body with white chest
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Reunited
Camaritas Avenue, 327, South San Francisco
12 pound, gray body whit chest, last seen mor...
Fri, 03/06/2026
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Missing cat San Leandro, photo: Lost American Shorthair in San Leandro
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Lost American Shorthair in San...
Park Street, 364, San Leandro
If anybody in Downtown San Leandro Area can k...
Mon, 01/12/2026
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Missing cat South San Francisco, photo: Missing Orange Tabby: Romney Ave, SF
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Missing Orange Tabby: Romney A...
Romney Avenue, 140, South San Francisco
Orange tabby cat
Mon, 12/01/2025
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Missing cat San Francisco, photo: Lost Red Cat: Friendly, Missing SF
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Reunited
Folsom Street, 3731, San Francisco
Red Collar, friendly but can get intimidated....
Listing is boosting
Wed, 10/22/2025
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Missing cat San Francisco, photo: Lost Cat: Hero-Bean Missing in SF
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Leese Street, 63, San Francisco
My pride and joy, Hero (responds to Hero-bean...
Sun, 10/19/2025
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Missing cat , photo: Lost Tabby in Bernal Heights: Help Find Her!
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Lost Tabby in Bernal Heights:...
San Francisco, California
Lost cat last seen in Bernal Heights! Medium...
Wed, 09/24/2025
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Missing cat San Francisco, photo: Lost: 13-Year-Old Fluffy Cat in SF
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Lost: 13-Year-Old Fluffy Cat i...
Perry Street, 88, San Francisco
13 years old Big and fluffy middle long hair...
Mon, 09/08/2025
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Missing cat San Francisco, photo: Lost: Big Fluffy Red Cat in SF
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Lost: Big Fluffy Red Cat in SF
3rd Street, 401, San Francisco
Big fluffy red cat, fluffy tail male, neutere...
Sun, 09/07/2025

According to recent statistics, thousands of cats go missing every year in San Francisco, California. If you have lost your beloved cat, you are not alone. Understanding the steps to take and where to turn can greatly increase your chances of finding your furry friend.


What to do if your cat is lost in San Francisco state of California

When your cat goes missing, it can be a distressing time. Here are some essential steps to consider:

  • Search your home and surrounding areas thoroughly. Cats often hide in small spaces.
  • Talk to your neighbors and ask if they have seen your cat.
  • Check local animal shelters and rescue centers. Many cats are taken in by shelters.
  • Post flyers in your neighborhood and nearby parks.
  • Utilize social media platforms to spread the word and include a clear photo of your cat.

Additionally, it’s important to remain calm and patient. Cats are resourceful and can often find their way home when given enough time.


How to write a missing cat ad in San Francisco state of California

Creating an effective missing cat ad is crucial in raising awareness and increasing the chances of recovery. Here are some tips for crafting a compelling ad:

  • Include a clear, recent photo of your cat.
  • Provide a detailed description, including the cat's breed, color, and any distinctive features.
  • State when and where your cat was last seen, including any nearby landmarks.
  • Offer a contact number or email where people can reach you with information.
  • Consider including a small reward to incentivize help from the community.

By providing as much information as possible, you can significantly improve the chances of someone recognizing your cat and helping you bring them home. Remember to stay persistent and keep checking back with local shelters and online lost and found groups.