Lost Pets Database for Los Angeles, CA
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3039 lost pets in your search
Reported 3 months ago, updated 6 days ago
Pepe (pepiito) Male Bird
LOST PawBoost ID: 72788294
San Francisco, CA 94112
green cheek conure - wings and torso feathers are green with turquoise tones / crown and belly feathers are tan / tail feathers are mdium brown. He has his right claw deformed from birth. It contracts and curls up and twists outward sometimes to where it looks as though he is standing on his fist.
Reported 3 years ago, updated 57 mins ago
Mau Mau Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 69563383
Los Angeles, CA 90028
Black short haired male cat, 14 years old. Not neutered nor microchipped. Blind in one eye. Missing part of one ear. Doesn't like nor approach strangers. He used to spend time outdoors on Bronson and Tamarind, between Sunset Blvd and Fountain. He's been missing for several years now, but we haven't lost hope that he's still out there, perhaps with a new family.
Reported 2 years ago, updated 1 hour ago
Huey Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 70542400
Arcadia, CA 91006
White Maltipoo. His fur could have patches of rust if he has been crying or chew on himself. Huey is 13 years old. Tongue sticks out of side of mouth. Tail curls when confident. Please help us bring him. Gentle soul. PLEASE CALL ME day or night with any leads
Reported 1 month ago, updated 2 hours ago
Squirt Female Bird
LOST PawBoost ID: 73025692
Los Angeles, CA 90023
$$REWARD$$ for information that leads to the safe return of my bird. STILL MISSING. All white with grey. Very friendly. Do not attempt to chase. Please notify Pawboost immediately if sighted. Any sightings and tips are appreciated and can be anonymous. She is missed dearly.
Reported 9 months ago, updated 3 hours ago
Goofy Boy Male Dog
LOST PawBoost ID: 72226194
La Puente, CA 91746
All white, fluffy, feathery fur. He has bent ears and a showy, plumy tail He holds high over his back. He squints his right eye quite a bit from being born with entropion rolling eyelids, though he underwent surgery, he still will squint at times. He has dark eyes. He has pink and black gums. He is neutered and received his other vaccinations via original owner. He also has his Rabies vaccine which is good until April 11, 2026. This pup is not aggressive , but aloof and not highly sociable, more wary. He is still a baby . He has his personality from his parentage. Tibetan Mastiff and American Akita. He is comfortable with people that know him and the dogs he grew with. Due to his size , he may appear scary and his eyes are noticeable but he is less than a year old and not a threat. He had just been adopted out with his sister Helena and broke out just about the next day of his new residence. He is microchipped. I am hoping he is safe and his new owner is searching around through local areas for him as well. He was found by someone on Facebook , but he left. If anyone sees him, please call Animal Control. He is microchipped and he will be reunited via this way. He most likely will not go with anyone willingly, but he has been gone for some time. I am hoping he is not hurt or dead.
Lost Pet Data for Los Angeles, CA
There are 3039 lost pets in Los Angeles, CA.
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