Lost Pets Database for Orlando, FL
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637 lost pets in your search
Reported 1 month ago, updated 16 mins ago
Knuckies Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 72919908
Apopka, FL 32703
Name: Knuckies Breed: DSH but could be part or whole American Bob Tail; not Manx Color: Brown Tabby and white Current Physical description: ~5-8lbs, stub tail with a kink towards the tip, tipped ear, a healthy thick build(NOT FAT OR OBESE), brown Tabby body, tail, head, and legs with white belly and feet, no collar at last sighting Gender: Female; SPAYED w/eartip Age: ~3 years old Last known location: Apopka Last Seen: 05/03/2026 Previous Adopters first names: Ashley and Bryan Possible whereabouts: a rescue somewhere but possibly a shelter, also mentions of Sanford but could be anywhere in Orange, Seminole, Volusia, or Lake Counties
Reported 1 week ago, updated 3 hours ago
Calypso Female Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 73009864
Clermont, FL 34711
Longer black hair, that fades to brown toward her lower half (obvious brown in the sun). She is around 11, so she has some grey areas on her stomach. Bright green eyes, one white whisker, and a crooked jaw on her left side. She weighs about 11-12 pounds, her claws are not clipped and she is chipped.
Reported 12 months ago, updated 3 hours ago
Pip Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71765007
Orlando, FL 32819
My soul-cat Pip is missing, and we are desperate to find him. He’s a large black and white male, about 15 lbs, and answers to his name. He’s an indoor/outdoor cat, but it’s very unlike him to stay gone this long. He's wearing a collar with his name and my phone number. 🔍 Key details: • Top K9's are broken in half • Very friendly, but may be cautious • Black and white coat, approx. 15 lbs • Has a habit of wandering into open grges — please check yours if you’re nearby! 💰 $1,000 cash reward for any info that helps bring him safely. If you’ve seen Pip or think you may have heard or spotted him, please reach out ASAP: 📱 or message me here.
Reported 12 months ago, updated 9 hours ago
Pistachio Male Cat
LOST PawBoost ID: 71732970
DeBary, FL 32713
$2000 REWARD!! NO QUESTIONS ASKED! All white fluffy cat, large blue eyes, fluffy cheeks. About 10-12 pound. Neutered male. Microchipped. Vaccinated. Recent haircut on hindside. Friendly and Quiet, but may be scared. Often rips his collar off. Owner desperately misses him and still wants him back after all of this time. Could be anywhere, even outside DeBary FL at this point. If taken, please return for a cash reward.
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There are 637 lost pets in Orlando, FL.
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