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Lost and found pets Swansea, photo: Found dog, Park Place, 7, Swansea — female with a pink collar
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Found dog, Park Place, 7, Swan...
Park Place, 7, Swansea
Black and brown pink collar
Fri, 10/23/2026
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Lost and found pets Arlington, photo: Lost cat, Waterman Avenue, 7144, University City, Arlington — large black cat with bright golden eyes
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Lost cat, Waterman Avenue, 714...
Waterman Avenue, 7144, University City
Poe is a large black cat with bright golden e...
Tue, 10/20/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost cat, St. Louis — blue-gray coat and green eyes
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Lost cat, St. Louis — blue-gra...
St. Louis, Missouri
She’s grey blue Russian cat with green eye ,s...
Mon, 10/19/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost cat, Tonga Drive, Concord, St. Louis — male Persian, gray with white spots
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Lost cat, Tonga Drive, Concord...
Tonga Drive, Concord
Gray with white spots male Persian 2 years ol...
Sat, 10/17/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost female cat, Haven Street, 4399, Saint Louis, St. Louis — black-and-white tuxedo kitten
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Lost female cat, Haven Street,...
Haven Street, 4399, Saint Louis
Black and white tuxedo kitten, approx. 5 mont...
Listing is boosting
Tue, 10/13/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost Dog, Monarch Drive, 10119, St. Louis — energetic gray male dog
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Lost Dog, Monarch Drive, 10119...
Monarch Drive, 10119, St. Louis
Hercules is a very energetic and hyperactive...
Tue, 10/13/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost female dog, Monarch Drive, 10119, St. Louis — large white American Stafford Terrier
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Lost female dog, Monarch Drive...
Monarch Drive, 10119, St. Louis
Lady is a large all white American Stafford T...
Tue, 10/13/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost dog, Lafayette Avenue, 2711, St. Louis — tan with a white spot on his head
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Lost dog, Lafayette Avenue, 27...
Lafayette Avenue, 2711, St. Louis
Tan with a white spot on his head. He is a Ch...
Mon, 10/12/2026
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Lost and found pets Olivette, photo: Found dog, female Chihuahua, Ramona Avenue, Saint John, Olivette
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Found dog, female Chihuahua, R...
Ramona Avenue, Saint John
Little tan Chihuahua
Sun, 10/11/2026
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Lost and found pets Glen Carbon, photo: Lost female dog, Sierra Court, 304, Glen Carbon — Boston terrier
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Lost female dog, Sierra Court,...
Sierra Court, 304, Glen Carbon
Black and white Boston terriee
Sat, 10/10/2026
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Lost and found pets Arlington, photo: Lost dog, female, Avie Drive, 2604, Jennings, Arlington — no collar, skinny
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Lost dog, female, Avie Drive,...
Avie Drive, 2604, Jennings
Brindle. No collar. Skinny. Older. (6 or 7] b...
Fri, 10/09/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost female dog, Huntington Drive, 7417, St. Louis — white with pink ears and paws
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Lost female dog, Huntington Dr...
Huntington Drive, 7417, St. Louis
Lola is white with pink ears,paws and her tai...
Thu, 10/08/2026
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Lost and found pets Glen Carbon, photo: Lost cat, female, West Main Street, 282, Glen Carbon — escaped this morning
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Lost cat, female, West Main St...
West Main Street, 282, Glen Carbon
She ran out this morning while my son was get...
Thu, 10/08/2026
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Lost and found pets Granite City, photo: Lost female dog, Mimosa Drive, 15, Pontoon Beach, Granite City — shy black and dark gray Wiener dog mix
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Lost female dog, Mimosa Drive,...
Mimosa Drive, 15, Pontoon Beach
She is a black and dark gray mix Weiner dog....
Wed, 10/07/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost cat, South Compton Avenue, 4349, St. Louis — calico female with a green mark on her stomach
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Lost cat, South Compton Avenue...
South Compton Avenue, 4349, St. Louis
She was lost at 3140 South Compton over by Ro...
Mon, 10/05/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost female cat, Chippewa Street, 3025, St. Louis — calico with no collar
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Lost female cat, Chippewa Stre...
Chippewa Street, 3025, Saint Louis
Calico no collar she is fixed has a green lin...
Mon, 10/05/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost cat, Lagro Avenue, 489, Lemay, St. Louis — female, gray, elderly, pink collar
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Lost cat, Lagro Avenue, 489, L...
Lagro Avenue, 489, Lemay
Gray elderly cat with pink collar, her name i...
Sun, 10/04/2026
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Lost and found pets Town and Country, photo: Lost cat, Weidman Road, 755, Town and Country — very small female indoor cat
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Lost cat, Weidman Road, 755, T...
Weidman Road, 755, Town and Country
Black with white markings. Female. Very small...
Thu, 10/01/2026
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Lost and found pets Arlington, photo: Lost dog, male, St Charles Rock Rd & N Hanley Rd, Midland Township, MO 63114, Arlington — white French bulldog
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Lost dog, male, St Charles Roc...
St Charles Rock Rd & N Hanley Rd, Midland Township, MO 63114...
White French bulldog, some brown spots.
Tue, 09/29/2026
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Lost and found pets St. Louis, photo: Lost male dog, Hanley Hills, Missouri, St. Louis — small white dog with brown spots
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Lost male dog, Hanley Hills, M...
Hanley Hills, Missouri
Small , All white brown spots .
Tue, 09/29/2026

Finding lost pets in St. Louis, state of Missouri

Finding a lost pet can be one of the most challenging experiences for any pet owner. In St. Louis, Missouri, there are various resources and strategies that can help you locate your missing animal. If you have lost your dog or cat, the first step is to thoroughly search your neighborhood. Pets can often hide or get trapped in unfamiliar areas. Check nearby parks, garages, and under porches. Additionally, you can ask your neighbors if they have seen your lost pet.

Another useful approach is to contact local animal shelters and humane societies in St. Louis. They often have lost and found sections where you can report missing animals. Make sure to provide them with a clear description of your pet, including its breed and any distinguishing features.

  • Check local online classifieds and community bulletin boards.
  • Utilize social media platforms to share a photo and information about your lost pet.
  • Visit local veterinarians, as people may bring found pets in for a check-up.
  • Keep an eye on local animal control announcements for found pets.

Using these resources effectively increases your chances of finding your lost pet. Remember to remain hopeful and persistent in your search.

What to do if you find a lost animal in St. Louis, state of Missouri

If you've come across a lost animal in St. Louis, it is important to act responsibly and compassionately. First, try to determine whether the animal is safe to approach. Some lost pets may be frightened and could react unpredictably. If the animal seems calm and approachable, you can try to check for an ID tag or a microchip. If there is no identification, consider bringing the pet to a local animal shelter where they can scan for a microchip.

Moreover, you can help reunite the lost pet with its owner by posting about your find in local community forums and on social media. Share a clear picture of the animal along with the location where you found it. Many lost pet groups on social media can help spread the word quickly.

  • Contact local animal control for assistance.
  • Provide food and water for the animal while you wait for its owner.
  • Ensure its safety until you can get it to a shelter or the owner.
  • Post flyers in the neighborhood to reach out to the community.

Taking these steps not only helps the lost animal but also supports its owner in finding their beloved pet.

How to write an ad about a lost or found animal in St. Louis, state of Missouri?

Creating an effective ad for a lost or found animal is crucial in getting the word out to help reunite pets with their owners. When writing your ad, make sure to include specific details about the animal. Start with a clear and concise title that states if the animal is lost or found. Specify the type of animal (dog, cat, etc.), followed by a description that includes the breed, color, size, and any unique features.

Don't forget to include your contact information and the location where the animal was last seen or found. Photos significantly enhance your ad, making it more engaging and easier for others to recognize the pet.

  • Keep the ad brief but informative.
  • Use straightforward language that is easy to understand.
  • Update the community if the situation changes, such as finding the owner or getting the animal to a shelter.
  • Share your ad widely through community boards and social media platforms.

These techniques will help increase visibility and efficiency in finding your lost pet or reuniting a found one with its owner.