If You Are Missing a Pet

• Place food, water and clothing or bedding that smell familiar to the pet outside to lure them home.
• If your pet has a microchip, contact the microchip company to let them know your pet is lost and to make sure your contact information is current. Microchips can be registered online at www.freepetchipregistry.com.
• Personally go to both of the local shelters (addresses on Animal Shelter/Animal Control page) and ask to see the recently arrived pets. DO NOT CALL, they will not be able to help you.

If You Found a Pet

• Check for a microchip. Local animal shelters, veterinarian clinics, Petsmart or Petco stores generally have microchip scanners.
• ASVT has a microchip scanner. please email us at [email protected] to arrange a time to meet.

There are numerous websites, including Nextdoor.com, and Facebook pages such as "Lost and Found Pets in Conroe, Cut n Shoot, Willis Area", that allow lost and found pets to be posted.
​Put posters up around where the pet was lost or found. Visit PawBoost.com for a poster template.
Take a poster to the local animal shelters for their lost and found bulletin board.​
If You Found a Wild Animal

• Contact Friends of Texas Wildlife, www.ftwl.org. (281) 259-0039
• The Information page on their website has important information on what to do if you find a wild animal.

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Helping Lost Pets (HeLP) and Lost Dogs of Texas provide a FREE database to enter lost and found pets. The information input will also be broadcast to HeLP members in the area, as well as be posted to various Facebook pages, chat groups and other public and private forums.

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Lost Pet USA is another FREE database for lost and found pets. They also provide
​resources and ideas to help locate a pet or a pet's owner.