Lost & Found Cats
What to Do If You Find or Lose a Cat in Miami
​If You Have Lost Your Cat
Search Thoroughly
Check your immediate surroundings, including your home, yard, and nearby areas.
Post Flyers
Create flyers with your cat's photo, description, and your contact information. Post them in your neighborhood, local businesses, and veterinary clinics.
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Contact Animal Services
Miami-Dade County Report Lost & Found Pets - Animal Services -
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Utilize Online Resources
Post your lost cat on social media platforms, local pet-finding websites, and apps like PawBoost, Facebook: Miami Dade
Contact Local Shelters and Rescue Groups
Call nearby shelters and rescue organizations to inquire if your cat has been brought in.
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1. Lost and Found | Humane Society of Greater Miami
Check Microchip Status
If your cat is microchipped, contact the microchip company to update your contact information so you are easily reachable if your pet is found.
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If You Found a Cat
Check for a Collar or Microchip
Look for a collar with identification tags or scan the cat for a microchip. Your local veterinarian will have a scanner and will scan it for you. Call in advance to confirm.
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Post Flyers
If you can't find an owner, create flyers with the cat's description and your contact information.
Contact Local Veterinary Clinics
Contact nearby veterinary clinics to see if anyone has reported a lost cat matching the description.
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Take to a Shelter
If you can't keep the cat, take it to a local animal shelter. They can help reunite the cat with its owner or find a new home.
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Miami-Dade County Animal Services is a great resource for lost and found pets. You can visit their website or call them directly for assistance.