How We Help
Getting help is simple, completely free, and fast
File a Free Report
Submit your lost or found cat report through our partner PetFBI. Completely free and takes just a few minutes.
Get a Free Flyer
PetFBI creates a professional flyer for you to share on social media and print for your neighborhood.
Volunteers Mobilize
Our state volunteer network posts your report to Facebook pages followed by thousands of local neighbors.
We Are All One Team
United by a common purpose — to help your lost cat find home, reunite found cats with their families, and build stronger communities around pet safety.
- Help get your lost cat back home
- Reunite found cats with their worried families
- Reduce shelter overcrowding through community action
File a Report
Lost, found, or spotted a cat? File a free report and volunteers will post to your state page immediately.
File a report →Get a Flyer
Partnered with PetFBI to create free flyers for online sharing and printing, plus a listing on their map search.
Volunteer Network
State pages below connect you to our volunteers. Most states have dedicated cat pages run by caring locals.
Find Your State Page
Our volunteers run dedicated Facebook pages for each state — click yours to find local help
Tips & Guidance
We wish you all the best and a safe return home for your kitty
Lost a Cat?
Start by filing a free lost report:
File a Lost Report on PetFBI →We recommend:
- Share a flyer to Facebook and all your social media channels
- Print flyers and post them around town (with permission)
- Tag friends who will help with the search
- Tag yourself to the poster on our Facebook page
- Check local humane societies and shelters often — go in person
- Post on Craigslist and Nextdoor, notify local police
- Go door to door with printed flyers — it makes a huge impact
- Put out worn clothing or items that smell like you
- Set out smelly food and consider a feeding station
- Set up a trail camera and review footage closely
- Borrow or rent a live trap from your local animal shelter
- Talk with mail carriers, utility workers, and neighbors
- Search at dusk with a flashlight — look for eye shine in bushes and trees
- Put a yard sign in your front yard with your cat's information
Found a Cat?
Start by filing a free found report:
File a Found Report on PetFBI →We recommend:
- Check for a microchip — most vets scan for free
- Share your found flyer with local shelters and vets
- Share the flyer online and on community Facebook pages
- Check the PetFBI map search for matching lost cats in your area
Our Partners
Working together to reunite pets and families across America
Get in Touch
We're here to help — reach out any time