Found Cats in San Francisco, CA — Help Reunite Them

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Found Cats in San Francisco, CA

2 active reports in San Francisco, CA.

Photo of found cat 52 days ago

Cream Cat · San Francisco

Found
  • BreedRagdoll
  • Found atDolores Park
  • DateAug 2, 2026
Fluffy cream cat found near Mission Dolores Park. Very friendly, clearly lost. Has a pink collar.
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Photo of found cat 58 days ago

White Cat · San Francisco

Found
  • BreedPersian
  • Found atCalifornia & Polk St
  • DateJul 27, 2026
Long-haired white Persian found near Huntington Park. Matted fur, needs grooming. Very sweet.
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🤝 Local Rescue Teams in San Francisco, CA

Volunteer teams that can help with ground searches, humane trapping, and foster care.

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San Francisco SPCA

Local Team
  • AreaMission District
  • CitySan Francisco
  • Members28 people
lost pet intake adoption clinic TNR program microchip scanning
San Francisco's oldest animal welfare organization, offering lost pet intake, adoption, and community lost-ca…
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SF Bay Cat Rescue

Local Team
  • AreaMission District
  • CitySan Francisco
  • Members18 people
high-rise rescue urban search microchip lookup
Volunteer rescue serving the SF Bay Area. Specialising in dense urban environments and high-rise escapes.
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Happy Cat Lady Lost Cat Recovery

Local Team
  • AreaSoMa
  • CitySan Francisco
  • Members6 people
lost cat tracking behavior-based search recovery consulting owner reunification
Specialist lost-cat recovery team founded by Damia Foti, focused on behavior-based search strategies and miss…
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Found Cats in San Francisco, CA: Complete Guide

Found a cat in San Francisco, CA? The owner is likely searching frantically. Here's what to do:

  1. Take a photo showing the cat's colour and markings.
  2. Check for a collar or microchip — any vet clinic can scan for free.
  3. Register the found cat with a photo and the location.
  4. Post in local Facebook lost-and-found pet groups.
  5. Notify shelters and vets within 5 miles.
  6. Check if the cat matches any recently reported lost cats.

Not sure if the cat is lost or just an indoor-outdoor pet? Read our guide: How to Tell If a Cat Is Lost or Stray.

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