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VIEW CATS UNDER THE CARE OF THE FRONT STREET ANIMAL SHELTER

VIEW CATS FOUND BY THE PUBLIC AND AT NEARBY ANIMAL SHELTERS Click "Lost My Pet" & then the "Cats" button

STEP

Click on the links above to view cats at the shelter and cats found by members of the community.

If you see a cat that looks like yours, write down the ANIMAL ID and dial 311 to speak to the City of Sacramento 311 Call Center (24 hours day / 7 days a week). If you are unable to dial that number, please call 916-808-7387.

STEP

Text STRAY to 833-511-0426 to receive our proven tips to help you find your cat as well as website links to fill out a lost cat report and to view cats in the Sacramento-area shelters. 

STEP

If you cannot text, please click on this link LOST CAT REPORT and submit a report online so that it will be posted on the website.

FOLLOW THESE LOST PET TIPS

• View our HOW TO FIND A LOST CAT video tutorial


• Check local shelters’ websites every 3 days for new arrivals


• Post a picture of your cat on PETCO LOVE LOST, a free tool that uses facial recognition to match lost and found pets.


• Check NEXTDOOR for the neighborhood where your cat was lost and create a lost cat post with picture


• Check and post to the many lost pet FACEBOOK PAGES for our area


• Check CRAIGSLIST for found cat posts in the Lost & Found category and create a lost pet ad with picture


• If your cat has a microchip, contact your microchip company and ensure your phone number is updated in their system


• If your cat is an indoor-only cat that got outside, it probably panicked from the stimulus, bolted, and hid nearby in a neighbor’s yard. Cats tend to hide within a few houses of where they went missing.


• If your cat was outside regularly, something may have scared your cat out of his/her territory. Most outdoor cats are found within a 17-house radius of where they went missing.


• Post small flyers on neighbors’ doors asking them to check under their decks or other possible hiding places. Post large flyers at major intersections around your neighborhood.


• Check the lost cat posts at other LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTERS.