Find a Lost Pet - PAWliska Rescue and Reunite

I’m so sorry you’re going through that — losing a pet is heartbreaking.
Here are some immediate and practical steps to help you find your pet and spread the word effectively:

Search Your Area

• Start nearby: Walk or drive slowly through your neighborhood. Call your pet’s name calmly.
   
• Bring treats, toys, or familiar sounds that might attract them.
   
• Check hiding spots — under decks, sheds, porches, bushes, or cars (especially for cats).
   

• Post on local social media:
   
  • Facebook: neighborhood groups, Lost and Found Pets pages.
  • Instagram: neighborhood groups, Lost and Found Pets pages.
  • Nextdoor and Ring Neighbors app.
     
• Create a flyer with a clear photo, description, and your contact info. Post it at vet offices, shelters, and community boards.
   

• Call all local shelters, animal control, and vet clinics within a 10–15 mile radius.
   
• Provide them with:
   
  • Pet’s name, breed, color, sex, and unique markings. 
  • Microchip number (if chipped).
     

• Contact your microchip company immediately (HomeAgain, 24PetWatch, Avid, etc.). 
• Make sure your contact info is up to date. 
• File a “lost pet” report on www.petmicrochiplookup.org

• PawBoost.com
•  Petco Love Lost 
•  24Petconnect.com 

 These sites share alerts with local shelters and rescue volunteers. 

Pets — especially cats — can hide for days before reappearing. Keep checking shelters every few days and update posts frequently.