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Lost Cat Board

A free place to post a missing cat, share sightings with neighbors, and print a poster in minutes. Search near you to see who's missing, then keep an eye out.

No reunions posted yet

That's good news. If your cat is missing, post them in a couple of minutes and we'll help get the word out.

Report a lost cat

Lost your cat? Do these five things today

  1. Search close to home, quietly. Most indoor cats that slip out hide within a few houses of home. Check under decks, in sheds, garages, and bushes with a flashlight.
  2. Post them here and print posters. Our free poster maker makes a printable flyer and a square image for social media in one go.
  3. Ask neighbors to check cameras. Doorbell and yard cameras often catch a lost cat at night. Neighbors can post screenshots as sightings on your listing.
  4. Call shelters, vets, and animal control. Then visit shelters in person every couple of days. Descriptions over the phone get missed.
  5. Check the microchip details. Make sure the chip company has your current phone number.

Help them home faster next time

An ID tag with your phone number is the fastest way a neighbor can reach you. A microchip (ask your vet) is the backup if the collar comes off.

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