More Resources for Finding Lost Pets

Advertise and Look Everywhere

Put up signs in the neighborhood. If you offer a reward do not give the amount. Ask elementary schools in your area to post fliers. Kids may see your pet. Be familiar with lost cat behavior.

Search or place ads online

• Animal Services' Lost & Found Reports
• Craigslist 
• Dove Lewis Lost & Found
• OregonLive.com

Visit Local Shelters

• Multnomah County Animal Services (503) 988-7387
• Clackamas County Animal Control (dogs only) (503) 655-8628
• Washington County Animal Services (503) 846-7041
• Oregon Humane Society (non-multnomah county cats only) (503) 285-7722
• Dove Lewis Emergency Clinic (503) 228-7281
• SW Washington Humane Society (Vancouver) (360) 693-4746
• Columbia County Animal Control (503) 397-3935
• Marion County Dog Control (503) 588-5366

Don't Give Up!

Many pets return home or are brought to the shelter months after they were lost.

Remember: pets that come in without owner identification are held for 3 days before they become eligible for adoption.

When your pet returns, license and microchip your pet to enable a quicker and easier return should they become lost again.