We lost our cat. characteristics: grey, fluffy hair, older boy, very shy, lost on Keele/Bloor. Reward $50 for return! Contact: inkiwinki7@hotmail.de
Friday, February 26, 2010
Lost Cat (Bloor/Keele)
We lost our cat. characteristics: grey, fluffy hair, older boy, very shy, lost on Keele/Bloor. Reward $50 for return! Contact: inkiwinki7@hotmail.de
Lost Cat - Matilda (Rutherford/Jane)
LOST - black and white cat, in tact female...she is a foster kitty and is not agressive yet very timid. She got away Thursday Feb 25th. Her name is Matilda...reward...thank you!
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-pets-other-LOST-short-haired-domestic-please-help-W0QQAdIdZ188644148
Lost Dog - Sadie (Bowmanville)
Our dog went missing Tuesday February 2nd in the Bowmanville area. Her name is Sadie and her name is on her tags along with her rabies tags. She is a small medium brown coloured half jack russell half pug. She is very friendly and my sons and I miss her very much
Any help is greatly appreciated.
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-community-lost-found-Missing-Dog-Sadie-W0QQAdIdZ188533476
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Lost Cat - Pixar (Jones/Hunter)
Striped cat lost (Jones& Hunter)
Pixar is a neutered male brown tabby with black stripes, 4 white paws, and lots of white on his chest. he is very friendly and affectionate, and he got lost in the area east of Jones Ave., between Danforth and Gerrard. he's currently wearing a light pink flea collar, but no identification.
please contact me if you have seen him, preferably if you can catch him, and keep him inside, I will come and pick him up. He's a sweet cat.
416 822 2229
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Lost Dog - Tigger (Lawrence/Culford)
Hi All..
My dog was at the groomer yesterday and got away from her when she took him out for business after getting clipped. He was lost around Culford and Lawrence around 2pm. There is a picture of him attached, he will respond to Tigger. Please call me if you spot him. If you can catch him and keep him till I get ther...e would be much appreicated. My 8 year old daughter is really missing her dog!!!! He is a yorkie-poo and white coloured all over. Tiffany 647-505-8292
Lost Cat - Leonard (Bloor/Jane)
cat orange male 9 mos old LOST, very friendly, lives near jane/bloor--any info, please let us know, we miss him so and are concerned
last seen thursday feb 19, we believe bully cat chased him away from humber trail, street where he lives
orange ginger, with white nose white feet, extremely friendly, had orange and black collar with id tag
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-community-lost-found-lost-cat-W0QQAdIdZ187384691
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Lost Cat - Tryce (Park Lawn/Gardiner)
I am still hopeful that my little Tryce is out there somewhere. I truly believe that someone has taken him in. I lost him on Nov. 7th in the Park Lawn/Gardiner area, specifically on Manitoba Street. He is beige with a white tummy, he is very street smart and is an outdoor cat. He has all his claws and has been neutered. Please email me if you have seen and maybe thought that you have seen him somewhere. wilsonk47@hotmail.com
Lost Dog - Jasper (Between Bayview And Leslie As Far North As Steeles)
This is Jasper. He is a vocal but very friendly 4yr. old Bernese. He was at the East Don Parkland - Leslie and Sheppard area but is thought to be anywhere between Bayview and Leslie as far north as Steeles.
Contact: 416-841-5534
Lost cat - Billy (Mount Pleasant and Manor)
Billy is a slender black and white, medium haired cat.
He was wearing a red Rogz collar when he disappeared.
He has a black marking over his nose. Billy is very friendly and very vocal.
If you know where he is, please contact 416-738-7977 or email
priya.rosario@gmail.com Thank you!
Monday, February 15, 2010
Found Jack Russel Cross (Queen St/Trinity Bellwoods Park)
Dog found on Valentine's Day
Found on Queen St. adjacent Trinity Bellwoods Park Sunday around 11 a.m. No collar, no tags, no owner in sight.
She's a Jack Russell cross, white with brown floppy ears, scruffy, a little chubby, very friendly, smart. If this your dog or it looks familiar and you know who the owner might be, please contact:
Rob Labossiere by phone 416 537-0466 or email admin@klooj.net
Great Advice!
What to Do if You Lose Your Pet
Sue Sternberg
Getting the word out early is the key to getting your dog or cat back safely and soundly. Don't assume your pet will return on his own in a few hours. Don't wait around to see if he'll find his way home. As soon as you are aware that your pet is missing, GET THE WORD OUT. Remember, have good, clear photos on hand just in case, and ALWAYS make sure your dogs and cats are wearing a collar with identification tags. Microchipping is an excellent form of identification, but always make sure your pet has a visible collar and tags.
* Make posters, and lots of them. Keep it simple: "LOST DOG (or cat)!" should be at the top in large, easy to read, (even from a moving vehicle) bold letters. Then include a brief description or breed type: "Beige, wire-haired terrier " or "Striped grey and black short-haired cat ". Don't assume that people will know your particular pure breed, so always include a description. Include the animal's name, it may make it easier for someone to call your pet over and capture him, and it also makes your pet into a valued member of your family, and not just another lost animal statistic. Offer a reward, don't state how much in the ad, and include your telephone number in large numbers at the bottom of the poster.
* Make dozens of index cards with the same information as above, and go to every home, in every direction from the site of where your pet disappeared, and give a card, or stick a card under doors or on windshields. Stop and speak with every person you encounter –the more people know about your lost pet, the more likely the one person who spots him will call you. Your pet may be frightened, ask people to please check their barns and sheds, especially at night.
* Place a "Lost " ad in your local newspaper the very first morning your pet is gone. These ads are usually free.
* GET THE WORD OUT! The more people know you have lost a pet, and that you are upset, worried and desperately trying to find your pet, the more people will call you if they see an animal in the woods or on the road, or in their backyard.
* Get out and call for your pet by name. Enlist family and friends to canvas the neighborhood, in all directions, on the roads and as the crow flies. Don't try to predict where your pet could or wouldn't have gone –YOU NEVER KNOW. The best time to call for your pet is at night, and at dawn. If you are calling from your car, drive slowly, roll down all the windows, stop and turn your vehicle off frequently to listen.
* Call all your neighbors personally.
* Call all veterinary clinics, including emergency veterinary hospitals outside your local area. Sometimes people pick up a stray and drive it to a distant clinic. Call all animal shelters and animal control and dog control officers, all local police and state troopers, all local kennels, the highway department, dog training clubs, grooming shops get the word out.
* Visit all local dog pounds and animal shelters, don't rely on their information, go through and look at all dogs and cats, DAILY.
* Don 't give up!
* Dogs and cats often wander far away, and do things you wouldn't predict they would do. Try everything, look everywhere, tell everyone. You'd be surprised how many people will be supportive, will get out and help you look, will offer words of encouragement and hope, will suggest places to look that other stray animals have gone.
* Even the friendliest and most social pet may quickly become terrified and wild. Your own friendly pet, when lost, may hide from people, run away if he sees a person, he may even run away from you. Don't chase after a lost pet –they are much faster than we are and you'll only scare them more. Instead, sit on the ground; talk in normal tones, repeating his name and familiar phrases over and over again. A frightened animal will usually stick around, and after a few minutes or hours,come closer and closer.
* In rare cases, you may need to rent or purchase a Humane Live trap, and set it to capture a terrified lost pet. Local animal shelters often rent or loan these, and will have an appropriate size for a dog or a cat.
* Again, DON'T GIVE UP! Be aggressive in your search, get lots of help, get the word out right away – don't wait a few hours "to see if he'll come home on his own "– you need those early hours to put up posters and give out cards.
** Taken from petfinder.com
Sue Sternberg
Getting the word out early is the key to getting your dog or cat back safely and soundly. Don't assume your pet will return on his own in a few hours. Don't wait around to see if he'll find his way home. As soon as you are aware that your pet is missing, GET THE WORD OUT. Remember, have good, clear photos on hand just in case, and ALWAYS make sure your dogs and cats are wearing a collar with identification tags. Microchipping is an excellent form of identification, but always make sure your pet has a visible collar and tags.
* Make posters, and lots of them. Keep it simple: "LOST DOG (or cat)!" should be at the top in large, easy to read, (even from a moving vehicle) bold letters. Then include a brief description or breed type: "Beige, wire-haired terrier " or "Striped grey and black short-haired cat ". Don't assume that people will know your particular pure breed, so always include a description. Include the animal's name, it may make it easier for someone to call your pet over and capture him, and it also makes your pet into a valued member of your family, and not just another lost animal statistic. Offer a reward, don't state how much in the ad, and include your telephone number in large numbers at the bottom of the poster.
* Make dozens of index cards with the same information as above, and go to every home, in every direction from the site of where your pet disappeared, and give a card, or stick a card under doors or on windshields. Stop and speak with every person you encounter –the more people know about your lost pet, the more likely the one person who spots him will call you. Your pet may be frightened, ask people to please check their barns and sheds, especially at night.
* Place a "Lost " ad in your local newspaper the very first morning your pet is gone. These ads are usually free.
* GET THE WORD OUT! The more people know you have lost a pet, and that you are upset, worried and desperately trying to find your pet, the more people will call you if they see an animal in the woods or on the road, or in their backyard.
* Get out and call for your pet by name. Enlist family and friends to canvas the neighborhood, in all directions, on the roads and as the crow flies. Don't try to predict where your pet could or wouldn't have gone –YOU NEVER KNOW. The best time to call for your pet is at night, and at dawn. If you are calling from your car, drive slowly, roll down all the windows, stop and turn your vehicle off frequently to listen.
* Call all your neighbors personally.
* Call all veterinary clinics, including emergency veterinary hospitals outside your local area. Sometimes people pick up a stray and drive it to a distant clinic. Call all animal shelters and animal control and dog control officers, all local police and state troopers, all local kennels, the highway department, dog training clubs, grooming shops get the word out.
* Visit all local dog pounds and animal shelters, don't rely on their information, go through and look at all dogs and cats, DAILY.
* Don 't give up!
* Dogs and cats often wander far away, and do things you wouldn't predict they would do. Try everything, look everywhere, tell everyone. You'd be surprised how many people will be supportive, will get out and help you look, will offer words of encouragement and hope, will suggest places to look that other stray animals have gone.
* Even the friendliest and most social pet may quickly become terrified and wild. Your own friendly pet, when lost, may hide from people, run away if he sees a person, he may even run away from you. Don't chase after a lost pet –they are much faster than we are and you'll only scare them more. Instead, sit on the ground; talk in normal tones, repeating his name and familiar phrases over and over again. A frightened animal will usually stick around, and after a few minutes or hours,come closer and closer.
* In rare cases, you may need to rent or purchase a Humane Live trap, and set it to capture a terrified lost pet. Local animal shelters often rent or loan these, and will have an appropriate size for a dog or a cat.
* Again, DON'T GIVE UP! Be aggressive in your search, get lots of help, get the word out right away – don't wait a few hours "to see if he'll come home on his own "– you need those early hours to put up posters and give out cards.
** Taken from petfinder.com
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Lost Cat - Fred (Bathurst/Eglington)
Fred disappeared last year. He was an outdoor cat, but stayed pretty close to home. He was wearing a tag and is microchipped. He may have wandered off and gotten lost or jumped into somebody's car. He is a pretty big guy, around 19 pounds, and all orange. Please call (416) 787-2048 or email at e42w249@hotmail.com.
Lost Dog - Rex (Have You Seen This Dog In The City?)
On Saturday January 16 between 8-10 pm we believe someone came to our house in Waterford and released our dog from his tieout in the garage. He is a big neutered male German Shepherd. His name is Rex. If anyone has seen this dog or thinks they have seen this dog, please call 519-443-5244 or email me. He is ours and our family misses him terribly. He loves to play ball--any kind of ball and he is friendly so get him to come to you.
Thanks. We refuse to give up hope.
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-pets-dogs-puppies-for-sale-Missing-Male-German-Shepherd-W0QQAdIdZ186064001
Lost Dog - Xiaobai (Woodbine/Danforth)
I let my dog out in my backyard this morning, and did not realise that my side gate was open. I traced his footsteps to Coleridge Ave.and Sammon Ave. but lost him.
He is 15 year old male American Eskimo. Long silky coat. His name is xiaobai. Has very bad teeth. His two canines stick out the front of his mouth. He is very sweet and friendly. He is a wanderer so I have NO idea how far he has gone, or where he has gone.
He has a city Tag with the number 84336. I have reported him to the City of Toronto, and Toronto Humane Society.
If ANYONE has seen him or knows where he is PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE call me at 416- 831- 8259.
I am currently caring for this dog for a friend who is out of the country, and NEED to find this dog ASAP
In the picture he is the white dog
Friday, February 12, 2010
Lost Cat - Professor Raoul TJ Baxter III (Annex)
My kitty has disappeared from the Toronto Annex.
His last known location was Huron St (which is really big)
He has also been spotted in Ezra' Coffee Shop, Frangipane Pattiserie, LCBO and Shopper's Drug Mart.
Can you find him??? He'll give you a $20 reward if you can bring him home safe.
416-454-8414
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Lost Dog (Jane/Sheppard)
ON THE 31 OF JANUARY 2009 MY WHITE MALTESE DOG SAT OUTSIDE MY DOOR WHERE SHE ALWAYS IN THE JANE AND SHEPPARD AREA PLEASE IF YOU KNOW WHERE SHE IS OR SHE FOLLLOW YOU HOME PLEASE RETURN HER CALL ME AT 416 8230885 EMAIL mailto:DAHLIA740@HOTMAIL.COM IF I HAD TO PAY I WILL I AM HAVING SLEEPLESS NIGHTS PLEASE THANK Q
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Lost Cat - Mika (Runnymede)
Lost cat Monday in the noon, ran out of the house with the leash on her and a bell on her collar. She is grey, with some caramel and cream color. And her tail has some caramel rings on it. Her name is Mika, she was near Runnymede. Please if you find her or see her please please please message me she is really missed.
Thank you.
mailto:music.beatt@hotmail.com
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-community-lost-found-Lost-Female-Grey-caramel-cream-colour-near-runnymede-W0QQAdIdZ185003532
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Lost Cat (Dundas West Station)
Missing cat as of Friday evening. Was last seen on Chelsea Ave. (near Dundas West Subway Station). Dark grey, short-haired cat; responds to the name Ducky. Please contact me if you have any information.
comm-b8pwc-1590258017@craigslist.org
Lost Cat - (Bathurst/Finch - Yonge/Sheppard)
LOST CAT
Black tuxedo, with white whiskers, neck, tummy and paws. Slim, long tail and legs, perky ears, friendly
1.5 years old. Been missing from Sheppard, finch, bathurst Yonge st area since Sept. 02/09
We miss him and worry about him.
If you see a cat like this please call me
Penny 416-225-3303 or email: pennybb@gmail.com
Black tuxedo, with white whiskers, neck, tummy and paws. Slim, long tail and legs, perky ears, friendly
1.5 years old. Been missing from Sheppard, finch, bathurst Yonge st area since Sept. 02/09
We miss him and worry about him.
If you see a cat like this please call me
Penny 416-225-3303 or email: pennybb@gmail.com
Lost Cat - Gypsy (Pharmacy/Ellesmere)
missing short black hair domestic cat. Small and slim body. She is afraid of people last seen of Pharmacy Ave & Ellsemere Rd. Scarborough.
Senior and will not come when called as she is very timid. Will have to be very careful when trying to catch her as she has straits of a ferial cat. Offering reward of $100.00. One eye is different from the other.
Pls contact 416-313-4604 or email: catgypsy1@gmail.com if you are able to catch her.
Missing her very much
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Lost Dog - Verdell (Royal York/Queensway)
Name: Verdell
Sex: Female
Coat: White with Brown spotting
Size: Small
Age: 11 months
Last Seen: December 24th, 2009 at Royal York & Queensway
Story: Apparently someone found her and gave her to The Toronto Police 22nd devision. We have contacted them and they have informed us that they do not accept pets. The woman which submitted her will not return our calls for further information. If you have any information of Verdell's where abouts please call
Milena Zubowicz at
416 253 0311
416 450 1471
Lost Cockatiel - Pego (Bathurst/Steeles)
Hi! I haven't had luck in finding my lost pet so far. Maybe you could help.
I lost my grey cockatiel in June 2009 in the Bathurst&Steeles area. He flew out of my window by accident. I'm still hoping to find him. His name is Pego and he can distinctively whistle a tune that resembles "Pego, oh Peeeego!" and "Pego, what'cha dooooing?" He is very tame and beautiful. I still hope to find him.
Thank you. mariashm@hotmail.com
Friday, February 5, 2010
Lost Dog - Chachi (Bayview/Steeles)
LOST DOG
Chachi is a male neutered Toy Fox Terrier X Chihuahua
Small approx 15 lbs
Short haired and mostly brown with some white and tan on his snout chest and paws - see picture
Disappeared from backyard in Thornhill/Markham in the early hours of October 1st, 2009. Closest intersection is Bayview Ave and Steeles Ave area
He is not wearing his collar, no tags, tattoos or microchip
He is fearful of strangers at first
We miss him dearly
REWARD $1000 no questions asked
Call 416-832-1858/416-786-7035 with any information
Found Cat (Davenport/Lansdowne)
Hello everyone,
My neighbors found this cat a couple days ago. He was wearing a mauve/purple collar with a bell.
He is not neutered.
They are going to hang on to him until Monday and in the interim poster the neighborhood.
Do you know this cat?
My neighbors found this cat a couple days ago. He was wearing a mauve/purple collar with a bell.
He is not neutered.
They are going to hang on to him until Monday and in the interim poster the neighborhood.
Do you know this cat?
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 http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/laf/1587375449.html |
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Lost Cat - Bea (College/Crawford)
My black cat missing
Her name is Bea, 6 yrs old, red collar and tag in the College and Crawford Area.
If you find her or have seen her please let me know!
http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/pet/1578489963.html
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