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Lost or found a pet in Redlands

What to do first in Redlands, and who to call.
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Redlands Animal Shelter

City shelter for Redlands; contact the shelter if you cannot find the owner or keep a found pet. Healthy stray cats are not accepted

909-798-7644

What to do if your pet is missing

  1. Now

    Add a photo and where your pet was last seen. We’ll show you pets posted nearby that could be yours. Each one is a lead to check, not proof.

    Start with a photoFree and private. No account needed.
  2. Next

    What to do next:

    • Check shelter listings for your missing pet.
    • Contact the shelter about possible leads.
    • Follow the shelter’s reclaim instructions.

    FindLostPets and the shelter keep separate reports. It helps to file one with the shelter too.

  3. Keep checking

    • Look at the shelter’s listings again, and go in person when you can.
    • Open your search here again to see what has been posted since.
    • Write down who you called and any possible sightings, then make a flyer and share it.

What to do if you found a pet

  1. Now

    Answer three quick questions and see if someone nearby is missing them.

    Look for their ownerPrivate until you choose to share. No account needed.
  2. Next

    What to do next:

    • If safe, check for a tag and arrange a microchip scan.
    • Contact the shelter if you cannot find the owner or keep a found city pet.
    • Ask about sick or injured cats and kittens; healthy stray cats are not accepted.

    FindLostPets and the shelter keep separate reports. It helps to file one with the shelter too.

  3. Then

    See our guides for a found dog or cat.

Pets posted near Redlands

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About these instructions

For Redlands city only. Healthy stray cats and owner surrenders are not accepted; ask about sick or injured cats and kittens.

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