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Lost and found pets Woburn, photo: Lost Black Cat on Independence Drive
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Friendly black cat with green and white colla...
Sat, 18.10.2025
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Lost and found pets Watertown Town, photo: Lost Bengal Cat: Friendly, Vocal, Microchipped
Lost Bengal Cat: Friendly, Voc...
4 year old male bengal approximately 10lbs Br...
Sun, 12.10.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Black & White Cat - Belmont Area
Lost Black & White Cat - Belmo...
Black and white indoor cat who escapes occasi...
Sun, 12.10.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost 8-Month-Old Cat in Belmont Area
Lost 8-Month-Old Cat in Belmon...
8month old cat
Sat, 11.10.2025
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Lost and found pets Boston, photo: Lost Long-Haired Dog on Blake St, Boston
Lost Long-Haired Dog on Blake...
Black and white hair. Long hair
Fri, 10.10.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Help Find Carl: Silver Tabby Lost in Ashland
Help Find Carl: Silver Tabby L...
Carl is a silver/grey shorthair tabby cat wit...
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Sun, 05.10.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Sun Conure: Friendly Maomao Missing
Lost Sun Conure: Friendly Maom...
Maomao is a sun conure that is approximately...
Sat, 27.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Timid Cat: Petite, Green-Eyed in Chelsea
Lost Timid Cat: Petite, Green-...
He is timid. Greenish eyes, He is white but h...
Fri, 26.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost: White Long-Haired Cat, Arlington
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Indoor cat. White long hair, blue eyes, with...
Fri, 26.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost 17-Year-Old Black & Grey Dog
Lost 17-Year-Old Black & Grey...
Black with alot of Grey mixed in He is 17 yea...
Sun, 21.09.2025
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Lost and found pets Malden, photo: Lost Black & White Kitten on Fairmont St
Lost Black & White Kitten on F...
She is white and black, she is a very fat run...
Fri, 19.09.2025
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Lost and found pets Waltham, photo: Lost Cat: Friendly but Shy, Waltham
Lost Cat: Friendly but Shy, Wa...
She may be shy but very friendly, She is medi...
Wed, 17.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Tuxedo Cat: Green Eyes, Belmont
Lost Tuxedo Cat: Green Eyes, B...
Black and white tuxedo cat, bright green eyes...
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Tue, 16.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Orange & White Cat in Chelsea, MA
Lost Orange & White Cat in Che...
He is orange and white and on his nose he has...
Sat, 13.09.2025
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Lost and found pets Somerville, photo: Lost Orange Tabby Cat - Somerville
Lost Orange Tabby Cat - Somerv...
He’s a large orange tabby cat with long fluff...
Fri, 12.09.2025
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Lost and found pets Waltham, photo: Lost Friendly Cat Luna on Felton St, Waltham
Lost Friendly Cat Luna on Felt...
Luna is a Brien cat very friendly
Wed, 10.09.2025
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Lost and found pets Concord, photo: Lost Grey Cat with Green Eyes in Concord
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Mostly grey coat, green eyes. No collar. Shy
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Wed, 10.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Tuxedo Cat: Tremont St, Winchester
Lost Tuxedo Cat: Tremont St, W...
Scared of new people, hides under things a LO...
Tue, 09.09.2025
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Lost and found pets , photo: Lost Tabby Cat on Lebanon St, Winchester
Lost Tabby Cat on Lebanon St,...
Tabby cat
Sat, 06.09.2025
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Lost and found pets Weston, photo: Lost Black Fluffy Cat on Hemlock Road
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Black fluffy cat with green eyes. Got out the...
Thu, 04.09.2025

Finding lost pets in Waltham, state of Massachusetts

Finding lost pets can be a challenging experience, but knowing the right steps to take can significantly increase your chances of reuniting with your beloved animals. In Waltham, the local community is often supportive when it comes to helping locate and return lost pets, including dogs and cats. If you find yourself in this situation, remember to act quickly and efficiently.

First, check your surroundings thoroughly. Pets may hide in unexpected places, so look under porches, in garages, and around any nearby bushes. If your pet is microchipped, contact the microchip company immediately to report your pet missing.

Additionally, utilize social media and local online communities to spread the word about your lost pet. Post clear pictures and descriptions, include the last known location, and share it within local groups dedicated to lost and found pets in Waltham. This can help alert your neighbors and other community members who may have seen your pet.

  • Visit local shelters and animal control facilities regularly, as new animals come in daily.
  • Put up flyers in your community with a recent photo and description of your pet.
  • Check with local veterinarians; they often keep records of found animals.
  • Consider reaching out to the humane society in Waltham for additional resources and guidance.

Apart from finding your lost animal, remember that taking preventive measures can greatly reduce the chances of your pet going missing. Ensure that your pet always wears a collar with ID tags, and consider microchipping as a permanent identification method.

What to do if you find a lost animal in Waltham, state of Massachusetts

If you come across a lost animal, there are several steps you can take to help reunite it with its owner. First, approach the animal cautiously, as it may be frightened and untrusting. If it's safe to do so, try to secure the animal in a safe environment, like your backyard or a garage, where it won't be exposed to traffic or other dangers.

Next, check for any identification tags or microchips. If the animal is wearing a collar with tags, contact the owner directly. For microchipped animals, take them to a local veterinary clinic or animal shelter where they can scan for a chip. This is often the most effective way to identify an owner quickly.

  • Post about the found animal on social media and local lost and found pet groups.
  • Put up flyers in the area where you found the animal.
  • Contact local shelters and animal control to report the found animal.
  • Consider taking the animal to a veterinarian for a check-up to ensure it is healthy and safe.

By acting promptly and responsibly, you can play a crucial role in helping a lost animal find its way back home.

How to write an ad about a lost or found animal in Waltham, state of Massachusetts?

When writing an ad for a lost or found animal, clarity and detail are essential. Begin with a clear, concise title that includes the terms "lost" or "found," as these keywords are often searched by people looking for their pets. For example, "Lost Dog in Waltham" or "Found Cat Near Main Street." Ensure to include a clear description of the animal, including: - **Species**: Dog or cat - **Breed**: If known, specify the breed to help owners identify their pet. - **Color and markings**: Describe the fur color and any unique markings or features. - **Size and age**: Provide an approximate size and age of the animal for better identification. - **Location**: Mention where the animal was lost or found, as this information is critical for spreading the word.

Offer a way for the owner or finder to contact you. List a phone number or email address that you check frequently. If you feel comfortable, consider offering a small reward for the safe return of the animal, as it may encourage people to keep an eye out for it.

Lastly, remember to update your ad once the situation has changed. If the lost pet is found or if you’ve been able to return a found animal to its owner, make sure to remove or edit your post to keep the community informed.

By following these guidelines, you're more likely to successfully find your lost pets or help others reconnect with their furry friends.