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Lost Pets International Listings by Geographical Area
To submit an ad, scroll down to find your country and area and click it.

To submit a photo or remove an ad from Lost Pets International send an e-mail with the following information:
1. your city, state or province and country
2. the contact information in your ad (we can't find your ad without it)
3. address to lostpets@flealess.org
Please be sure you have filled in the subject area of your e-mail. We do not open any e-mails unless they have an appropriate subject, for example, "Remove Ad " or "Lost Dog Photo."

Australia	Belgium	Cameroon	Canada
England	France	India	Ireland
Israel	Mexico	New Zealand	Poland
Puerto Rico	Scotland	Singapore	South Africa
USA	Wales	.	.
.	Stolen Horse Bulletins		More Resources
United States	Illinois	Montana	Rhode Island
Alabama	Indiana	Nebraska	South Carolina
Alaska	Iowa	Nevada	South Dakota
Arizona	Kansas	New Hampshire	Tennessee
Arkansas	Kentucky	New Jersey	Texas
California	Louisiana	New Mexico	Utah
Colorado	Maine	New York	Vermont
Connecticut	Maryland	North Carolina	Virginia
Delaware	Massachusetts	North Dakota	Washington
Florida	Michigan	Ohio	Washington D.C.
Georgia	Minnesota	Oklahoma	West Virginia
Hawaii	Mississippi	Oregon	Wisconsin
Idaho	Missouri	Pennsylvania	Wyoming

Canada
Alberta	British Columbia	Manitoba	Newfoundland
New Brunswick	Nova Scotia	Ontario	Quebec
Saskatchewan		.	.

Other things you can do if you've lost a pet: 1. Let local shelters know about your lost pet. That way, if an animal matching the description turns up, they will know who to contact. It's best to do this immediately so your pet stays safe. 2. Put up a flyer in your local vet's office or animal hospital. Veterinarians and other animal lovers may be more willing to help with your search, and it will also put the vet on alert if someone brings in a lost, injured pet. 3. While hanging up flyers is important, it also helps to hit the Web. Many message boards and user groups in your community may have spotted your pet in the area. You can also find great tips on how to find a lost pet. 4. Remember to think like your pet. Does he or she have a favorite park, fire hydrant or tree? Look there first and check back often.
Related Links, More Missing Pet Websites
Missing Pet Network (MPN)
General Search - AAA Matilda	The Complete Guide to Lost Pet Prevention & Recovery
	Kansas City Metro, Kansas and Missouri
Pet Search & Rescue	Dogs Finding Dogs Lost Dog Tracking Service
Pets 911 Lost & Found Database	Lost Pet Cards & Posters
National Missing Pet Alert Network, USA	Fido Finder
Lost Pets of Western North Carolina	Petfinder.com
HelpLostPet.com	Florence, SC, USA Stolen Dogs Website
Lost Dogs Of Dallas, TX

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