Found Dogs in Surrey

Recent sightings near Surrey

Spotted·1h ago

dog spotted

Roaming one had a leash on they are safe

189th and 92nd, Surrey

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Spotted·Aug 30

Brown dog spotted

there’s a brown dog walking around South Surrey

just off South Surrey, BC

540 views

Spotted·Aug 18

Brown and white dog spotted

came across a brown and white dog at Fleetwood. Looked well-groomed so probably has a home nearby.

just off Fleetwood, Surrey

549 views

Spotted·Aug 7

Tan dog spotted

Noticed a tan dog wandering near South Surrey. Couldn’t get close enough to check for tags.

by South Surrey, BC

715 views

Spotted·Jul 16

dog spotted

Red haired Corggy, somewhat overweight, older with a collar and perhaps a broken leash.

92 Ave and 154 Street, Surrey

490 views

Spotted·Jul 10

dog spotted

Black & white, no collar, friendly, here with me

152 St & 91A Ave, Surrey

451 views

Spotted·May 28

Golden dog spotted

There’s a golden dog at South Surrey right now. I don’t see anyone around looking for it. No collar that I could see. Hope someone recognizes it.

South Surrey, BC

628 views

Spotted·May 23

Brown dog spotted

Found a brown dog wandering near Fraser Heights, not sure if it’s been out long. Moved on before I could take a closer look. I can’t take it home because of my own pets but I’ll check back later to see if it’s still there.

around Fraser Heights, Surrey

559 views

Spotted·May 16

Tan dog spotted

tan dog hanging around Newton.

around Newton, Surrey

482 views

Spotted·Apr 24

Golden dog spotted

poodle mix

the park near the arena, Surrey

675 views

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What to do if you find a stray in Surrey

1. 1

   If the pet seems safe to approach, check for a collar and tag

   A visible phone number or tag is often the fastest path to reuniting the pet with their family.

2. 2

   Take a clear photo and note the exact location

   Photos are the single biggest factor in matching a stray to a lost-pet listing.

3. 3

   Post the sighting on Lost.ca

   One minute, no account required. Your post is visible to every owner searching Surrey.

4. 4

   Take the pet to a shelter or vet to scan for a microchip

   Most shelters scan for free. Vets can also check the microchip registry.

5. 5

   If you can safely hold the pet, do so

   Many owners aren't nearby to pick up immediately. If you can't hold them, at least mark where and when you saw them.

Shelters and rescues near Surrey

Contacting local shelters is one of the most important steps in reuniting a lost pet. Many shelters only hold stray animals for 72 hours, so call the ones nearest where your pet was last seen as soon as you can. Lost.ca partners with humane societies and shelters across Canada, and many now post the strays they take in on Lost.ca too, which is why owners often spot their pet in this feed before the shelter calls.

See the full Canadian shelters directory

Lost pet resources in Surrey

Who to call in Surrey when a pet goes missing or is found: the municipal service that takes in strays, the found-animals list to check every day, and the local humane society.

Good to know: The city shelter takes stray dogs, cats, small animals and livestock and holds lost pets four calendar days before assessing them for adoption. Claim in person with proof of ownership; fees apply.

Details taken from the official websites. If something has changed, let us know.

Nearby cities

Lost pets often travel surprising distances. Check nearby communities too:

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Helpful guides

Short guides for finders. If you have a pet with you or just spotted one, these cover the essentials.

You found a pet in Surrey?

A quick post with a photo and location can reunite a pet with their family within hours. No account needed.