Missing Cats in San Francisco, CA — Report & Search

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Missing Cats in San Francisco, CA

2 active reports in San Francisco, CA.

Photo of Bella 51 days ago

Bella

Lost
  • ColorCream / Tan
  • BreedRagdoll
  • Last seenMission St & 16th St
  • DateAug 2, 2026
Cream and seal point Ragdoll, very fluffy. Friendly but easily startled. No collar.
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Photo of Nala 58 days ago

Nala

Lost
  • ColorWhite
  • BreedPersian
  • Last seenCalifornia St & Polk St
  • DateJul 26, 2026
White long-haired Persian, flat face. Needs daily grooming. Very timid.
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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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Missing Cats in San Francisco, CA: Complete Guide

Is your cat missing in San Francisco, CA? Act fast — the first 72 hours are the most critical. Here's your action plan:

  1. Search your home — closets, behind appliances, attic, basement.
  2. Search within 50 metres — under porches, in sheds, in bushes.
  3. Set out scent lures — litter box, worn clothing, strong-smelling food.
  4. Post a missing cat alert — free and instant.
  5. Print flyers — use our free poster generator.
  6. Notify neighbours — knock on doors within a 5-house radius.
  7. Contact shelters and vets within 10 miles.

Don't wait — post your missing cat alert now. Every hour counts.

Read our full guide: How to Find a Lost Cat: 7 Proven Steps →

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