I’ve lost my Cornish Rex named Teak. He’s orange and white, green eyes, gone since July 22 in St. Henri/Little Burgundy area. He’s really friendly, has curly fur (as rexes do), front declawed, neutered, male, 5 years old. Reward!!!
Contact : 514 245 2066
I lost my two kittens close to the Clinique Vétérinaire de Coteau-du-Lac, on 26 July 2010 in pm. I am truly saddened. They are only two months old.
Sylvester is black and white striped with gray flecks. He has two gray stripes on his head and a small beige stain on the right hind leg. He has a pink and black nose.
Toffee is beige tabby with semi-angora fur. He has a white eye contour and nose. His nose is pink. His tail is ringed beige and dark beige. Thank you.
Found a long haired orange cat , N.D.G., on Grand Blvd., South of Sherbrooke. He’s out in the yard, and getting scruffier every day so obviously lost…
Contact : nicash[at] videotron[dot] ca
She bolted through the fence on Monday, 26 July, 2010, around 3pm. She is a large, black Newfoundland, and responds to Phoebe (2 years old). She has Ottawa dog tags and an ear tattoo. She was last seen in Baie D’Urfe on Morgan Road.
If you have seen her please call 514 608 3245 or 613 262 2457.
Found a male pinscher at the corner of Rachel and De Bullion on Monday, July 26th. Had a collar but no tags.
Please contact me at vibi55[at] hotmail[dot] com or 514-991-2570. Thanks!
I just found an orange cat. It’s a male, operated and declawed. He has a particularly round head and green eyes and white chin. He is a handsome cat, very affectionate, who emits hoarse meows. He is very thin but quite clean. Come and get him, he is anxious to see you and waits for you!
He was found on de Meulles in Montreal (Ahuntsic-Cartierville)
Tel : (514) 332-3038.
Found a cat in the area of Lakeshore General Hospital in Pointe-Claire, Montreal.
Contact : shaughnessyk[at] live[dot] com
UPDATE JULY 26TH : He’s a she, and unfortunately not able to stay where she is. Any help is welcome!
After rescuing a cat from hell, I have the infinite sadness of learning that he has run away from his new home. Some know the story of how I rescued Orphée, the scrawniest cat in the world who was eating garbage for months. He had found a loving home and did not show any interest in the outside.
I’ve heard he disappeared from his new home in Laval (I do not know what neighborhood). The lady who lost it has never checked Berger Blanc. I am in a state because I did not save the cat from hell to return there so quickly. I’m 600 km from Montreal all summer but could everyone who passes by the Berger Blanc please check for Orphée?
He’s a male, 10 years old, neutered, gray and white, short haired, and very thin. This cat had become an icon with his incredibly happy story. Help me find him from a distance!
Toll Free: 514-754-7584, Emilie
Hunnie the beagle got away on the mountain. She took off and was last seen running behind the Royal Vic Hospital towards Park Ave. She is friendly but will be nervous. Everyone is very distraught and I need to find her. She has Floyd Virginia tags on. I do not want her to get hurt, she is not used to the city.
Call me at (514) 285-2264 or cell (514) 918-2263. Loulou
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Instructions (how it works)
I’m hoping to provide a good tool for reuniting lost and found pets with their owners. Send the information on the pet you’ve lost or found to petluckblog[at] gmail[dot] com, with a picture (jpeg) if possible and any details, and I’ll publish it for you here. I’ll need, of course, the closest address to place it on the map. (If possible, a postal code works really well!)
I also wanted to provide information on useful links where you might also think about listing. As well as putting up posters and checking shelters there are many places to list and not everyone’s familiar with them all. Please feel free to send me any useful links that I might miss. You’ll find them on the tips and links page. I’m hoping that the site will stay as up to date as possible, and that even when you’re posters are down and listings dropped down further on the classifieds sites, your pet will stay on the map till you’re hopefully reunited.
The only thing I ask in return for this service is that you keep me informed if you find your pet, or if you found the home of the animal you took in. It’s important that the blog be as up to date as possible, for it to be most effective. And besides, I’d love to know how things turned out, as would many of my readers!
IMPORTANT : On the links page I have included those to city shelters. The Montreal SPCA has a blog where they post their strays, including pets being held by the people who found them. A.M.R. also has a page for their strays. Berger Blanc, unfortunately, does not publish their strays, and the user submitted lost and found page is closed at the moment. In any case, it’s very important to physically go and check the shelters. Animals are often only kept for 3-5 days depending on their age, condition, and time of year, and if unclaimed they are then either euthanized or put up for adoption. For various reasons your pet might not end up at the shelter serving your area, so check all. It’s not enough to call them. Even if your pet has tags, this doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be notified. It’s best to act as though your pet didn’t have any identification when conducting your search. Also take note, Berger Blanc does not have a microchip scanner. And please realize it could be many months before your pet shows up !