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Lost and found pets in St. Louis

Pista's neighbourhood alerts haven't launched in St. Louis (United States) yet — meanwhile, here are the local resources that actually help when a pet goes missing.

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Who to contact in St. Louis(8)

  • Animal Care & Control — City of St. Louis

    Animal control / pound

    Official website

  • APA Adoption Center (St. Louis)

    Shelter

    Official website

  • Petco Love Lost — national lost & found pet database (facial recognition)

    Identification registry

    Official website

  • PawBoost — lost & found pet alerts (Rescue Squad network)

    Identification registry

    Official website

  • Pet FBI — free national lost & found pet database

    Identification registry

    Official website

  • AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup — checks all US registries by chip number

    Identification registry

    Official website

  • Helping Lost Pets — free lost & found pet registry (US/Canada)

    Identification registry

    Official website

  • Facebook groups — 'lost & found pets St. Louis' (search)

    Community group

    Official website

How it works in United States

In the US, report the loss to your county's animal control or municipal shelter: found pets are held 3 to 10 days depending on the state (the "stray hold"). Also make sure your microchip details are current — US registries are private and multiple, so contact the chip manufacturer's registry.

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