Frequently Asked Questions
- How do you search for a shelter or rescue?
- Where can I search for a dog or cat?
- How do I edit or remove a listing I found is old or out of date?
- How do I submit an animal shelter or animal rescue?
- How do I search Lost pets?
- How do I search Found pets?
- How much do you charge to post a Lost pet?
- How much do you charge to post a Found pet?
- What is the premium option for posting a Lost pet?
How do you search for a shelter or rescue?
Use the search form on any page by entering your city, state, or ZIP code to find local shelters or rescues. This site lists organizations nationwide and is not affiliated with any shelter or rescue. Information is for reference only.
Where can I search for a dog or cat?
You can visit the adopt section by clicking here to find adoptable dogs and cats.
How do I remove or edit a listing I found is old, out of date, or incorrect?
Visit the listing and click the "Report Inaccurate Information" link. Choose a reason and submit. We'll verify and update or remove the listing accordingly.
How do I submit an animal shelter or animal rescue?
To submit a shelter or rescue, go to the submission page and fill out the form. Approved listings will be added to the site after verification.
How do I search Lost pets?
Visit the Lost section by clicking here. You’ll be able to browse lost pet listings by state and city.
How do I search Found pets?
Visit the Found section by clicking here. You’ll be able to browse found pet listings by state and city.
How much do you charge to post a Lost pet?
The cost to post a Lost pet is $5.99. It includes a listing with a photo, details, and contact info, and stays active for 15 days. Renewals cost the same.
How much do you charge to post a Found pet?
Posting a Found pet is completely free. The listing stays active for 15 days to help reunite pets with their families.
What is the premium option for posting a Lost pet?
For an additional $9.99, you can boost your Lost pet post. Premium posts appear above others in city-based search results and are also featured on local shelter/rescue listings.