Found animals

Found a dog or a cat on the street? Post it here — the owner is looking in this very section.

This section is new and empty. Yours would be the first — and everyone who comes here next will see it.

Found an animal: how to help it get home

A pet out on the street almost always has someone looking for it. A few steps so the owner finds it and you don't run into scammers.

Approach calmly. A frightened dog may bite, and a cat may run even further. Take an injured animal to a vet clinic.
Check the collar and ID tag, then the Lost pets section: the owner may already have posted.
Ask a vet clinic to scan for a microchip. If there is one, it can lead to the owner.
Post a listing: a photo, where and when you found it. Leave out one distinctive mark — let the owner name it.
If you can't keep it, don't let it back onto the street. Ask shelters and boarding places in your city.

How do I know it's the real owner calling?

Ask for photos of the pet at home, the vet passport, or a mark that isn't in the listing. Watch how the animal reacts to the person.

The animal is injured or ill — what should I do?

Take it to a vet clinic. Your city's clinics are in the directory — call before you go to make sure they can see you now.

How much does a listing cost?

Nothing. Posting is free and stays up for two months.