📍 Lost & Found Cats in Seattle
Active reports and local rescue teams in this city.
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Approximate locations · 🐱 lost · 🏠 found
Lost Cats in Seattle
View all →Luna
Lost- ColorGray / Blue
- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Last seenPike St & 12th Ave, Capitol Hill
- DateJul 28, 2026
Oliver
Lost- ColorOrange / Ginger
- BreedMaine Coon
- Last seen15th Ave NE & NE 75th St
- DateAug 1, 2026
Pixel
Lost- ColorGray / Blue
- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Last seenRainier Ave S & S Genesee St
- DateJul 31, 2026
Whiskers
Lost- ColorOrange tabby, white paws
- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Last seenMain St, Downtown, Seattle
- DateAug 3, 2026
Found Cats in Seattle
View all →Gray with white paws Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Found atPike Place Market, Seattle
- DateJul 29, 2026
Orange / Ginger Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedMaine Coon
- Found atNorthgate Mall parking
- DateJul 31, 2026
Gray / White Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Found atRainier Ave & S Alaska St
- DateAug 1, 2026
Orange tabby Cat · Seattle
Found- BreedDomestic Shorthair
- Found atGreenwood Park
- DateAug 5, 2026
Local Rescue Teams in Seattle
View all →Pawsitive Recovery Squad
Local Team- AreaCapitol Hill
- CitySeattle
- Members8 people
Northgate Feline Watch
Local Team- AreaNorthgate
- CitySeattle
- Members12 people
Riverside Cat Rescue
Local Team- AreaDowntown
- CitySeattle
- Members8 people
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Subscribe to Seattle AlertsLost Cat in Seattle? Here's What to Do
If your cat has gone missing in Seattle, time is critical. Studies show that cats found within the first 72 hours have a much higher reunion rate. Start by posting a free lost-cat alert on Cat Reunite — your report is instantly visible to neighbours, local rescue teams, and subscribers in the Seattle area. Include a clear photo, the last known location, and any distinctive markings or collar details.
Beyond posting here, take these steps specific to Seattle:
- Search your property thoroughly — cats often hide nearby in sheds, garages, or under porches.
- Put out your cat's litter box and a worn shirt; the familiar scent can guide them home.
- Post on local Seattle Facebook lost-and-found pet groups and Nextdoor.
- Contact Seattle animal shelters and veterinary clinics with a photo and microchip number.
- Print flyers using our lost cat poster generator and post them within a 1-mile radius.
Found a Stray Cat in Seattle?
If you've spotted a cat that may be lost, register it as a found cat — even if you can't take it in. A photo and the approximate location help owners searching in Seattle find their pet. If the cat is friendly, check for a collar or have it scanned for a microchip at any Seattle vet clinic (most offer free microchip scanning).
Cat Rescue Resources in Seattle
Seattle has an active community of cat lovers and volunteers. If you'd like to help — whether by fostering, trapping neutered strays, or joining search efforts — register your rescue team on Cat Reunite so cat owners in Seattle can find and contact you. Every team listed here strengthens the local safety net for lost and found cats.
More Cat Resources in Seattle
- Lost indoor cat in Seattle — specialized recovery tips for indoor cats
- Night search guide for Seattle — when cats are most active
- Found cats in Seattle — help reunite found cats with owners
- Lost cat rewards in Seattle — alerts with rewards offered
- Missing cats in Seattle — report and search for missing cats