Find a lost Pet

Post a lost pet, report a found one, or search for your missing furry friend.

4994 - Cookie

Gender: MALE • Age: 4 months

Breed: Holland Lop

4984 - Sasha

Gender: MALE • Age: 1 year

Breed: Labrador Retriever

4980 - Daisy

Gender: FEMALE • Age: 1 year

Breed: Siamese

4976 - Storm

Gender: MALE • Age: 7 months

Breed: Mini Lop

4974 - Frankie

Gender: MALE • Age: 11 months

Breed: French Lop

4970 - Mac

Gender: MALE • Age: 1 year

Breed: Persian

4966 - Tabby

Gender: MALE • Age: 1 year

Breed: Bengal

4964 - Snowy

Gender: FEMALE • Age: 11 months

Breed: British Shorthair

4960 - Bailey

Gender: MALE • Age: 10 months

Breed: Cockapoo

4957 - Poppy

Gender: MALE • Age: 2 months

Breed: Labradoodle

Gender:

Male

Age:

3+ years

Gender:

Male

Age:

3+ years

Gender:

Male

Age:

3+ years

Lost Your Pet? Here’s What to Do

Losing a pet can be stressful, but staying calm and acting quickly can make all the difference. Follow these simple steps to help bring your furry friend home safely.

Search Your Neighborhood Immediately

Walk or drive around your area, call your pet’s name, and check familiar spots where they might hide or rest. Bring treats or their favorite toy to get their attention.

Notify Local Shelters and Vets

Reach out to nearby animal shelters, veterinary clinics, and rescue groups. Provide them with your pet’s description and photo they might already have your pet or receive one that matches soon.

Report Your Lost Pet Online

Use this platform to create a lost pet listing with clear photos, your contact information, and where your pet was last seen. The sooner your report goes live, the faster others can help you look.

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Frequently Asked Question

What should I do first if my pet goes missing?

Take a deep breath and start searching nearby. Check your home, garden and other usual hiding spots. Ask neighbours and share clear photos of your lost pet on community pages. Acting quickly and staying calm will give you the best chance of finding them.

How can I use my pet’s microchip to help find them?

A microchip is your pet’s lifeline; it has your contact details. If your pet is found, vets, shelters or animal control centres can scan your pet’s microchip and reach you right away. Always keep your information updated so you can be contacted quickly.

Who should I contact when my pet is missing?

Reach out to nearby vets, rescue centres and animal control offices to alert them. Give them your pet’s name, breed and photo for easy identification. Report your pet as missing on community pages and pet finder platforms. The more people looking out for your pet, the faster they can come home.

Do Quays cover advertising or rewards?

While Quays does not cover advertising or reward costs, we still encourage you to share your pet’s details widely through flyers, social media and community pages. It greatly improves your chances of finding your pet.

What if I think my pet was stolen?

If you believe your pet was stolen, contact the police as soon as possible and get a case number. Quays will guide you with care and help you understand what your policy covers in this situation.