Found Cats in Seattle, WA — Help Reunite Them
Found Cats in Seattle, WA
4 active reports in Seattle, WA.
55 days ago
Gray with white paws Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Found atPike Place Market, Seattle
- DateJul 29, 2026
Grey tabby found near Pike Place Market. Friendly, approached us for food. No collar or microchip.
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53 days ago
Orange / Ginger Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedMaine Coon
- Found atNorthgate Mall parking
- DateJul 31, 2026
Large orange cat found in Northgate parking lot. Very friendly, clearly someones pet. Microchipped …
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52 days ago
Gray / White Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Found atRainier Ave & S Alaska St
- DateAug 1, 2026
Gray and white tuxedo found near Columbia City station. Small cat, very friendly.
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48 days ago
Orange tabby Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Found atGreenwood Park
- DateAug 5, 2026
Friendly cat found near the park
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🤝 Local Rescue Teams in Seattle, WA
Volunteer teams that can help with ground searches, humane trapping, and foster care.
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Northgate Feline Watch
Local Team- AreaNorthgate
- CitySeattle
- Members12 people
colony monitoring
found-cat intake
microchip scanning
Neighbourhood watch focused on the Northgate/Lake City corridor. We monitor colonies and match found cats to …
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Pawsitive Recovery Squad
Local Team- AreaCapitol Hill
- CitySeattle
- Members8 people
trap loan
poster printing
door-to-door search
night patrol
Grassroots volunteers covering Capitol Hill and First Hill. Lost-cat posters, door-to-door knocks, and humane…
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Riverside Cat Rescue
Local Team- AreaDowntown
- CitySeattle
- Members8 people
Door-to-door search
humane trapping
posters
foster care
Volunteer team reuniting lost cats with families.
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Found Cats in Seattle, WA: Complete Guide
Found a cat in Seattle, WA? The owner is likely searching frantically. Here's what to do:
- Take a photo showing the cat's colour and markings.
- Check for a collar or microchip — any vet clinic can scan for free.
- Register the found cat with a photo and the location.
- Post in local Facebook lost-and-found pet groups.
- Notify shelters and vets within 5 miles.
- 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.