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Found Cats in Victoria

These are cats recently spotted by neighbours in Victoria. A quick post with a photo and a location can reunite a pet with their family within hours.

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Recent sightings near Victoria

Spotted4d ago

cat spotted

Very friendly, total sweetheart. Medium-small. No collar. Seems healthy and well taken care of.
Trail head of Cedar Hill Park Trail at the end of Epsom Dr., Victoria
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Spotted5d ago

cat spotted

Found at 07:40 pm on 2026-07-18 Location found: San Jose Ave, Victoria, BC Looks like it had a collar on, but was missing Siamese, white nose, chest, and back legs, with a brown body. No tail, blue eyes Tattoo? No Tattoo details: General temperament: Very friendly
San Jose Ave, Victoria
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SpottedJul 2

Black cat spotted

cat loose near Beacon Hill Park
around Beacon Hill Park, Victoria
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SpottedJun 21

Cream cat spotted

saw a cream cat by Fairfield. didn’t want to scare it so i kept my distance. Pretty skittish. left some water out and walked away. hope it finds its way home
around Fairfield, Victoria
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SpottedJun 11

Cream cat spotted

just saw a cream cat at Fernwood, didn’t have a collar on as far as i could tell. Hard to tell if it’s someone’s pet or just lives outside
just off Fernwood, Victoria
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SpottedJun 5

Calico cat spotted

calico cat. downtown near Government St. no collar.
downtown near Government St, Victoria
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SpottedMay 27

Cream cat spotted

small cream cat spotted around downtown near Government St this morning. Didn’t seem scared of people.
around downtown near Government St, Victoria
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SpottedMay 19

Black cat spotted

Saw a black cat near downtown near Government St. No collar visible. Kept its distance.
near downtown near Government St, Victoria
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What to do if you find a stray in Victoria

  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 Victoria.

  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 Victoria

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.

BC SPCA Victoria
Victoria, BC
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Salt Spring Island, BC
BC SPCA Cowichan
Duncan, BC
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Richmond, BC

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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.

Found a stray?
How to approach a scared pet safely and reach the owner fast.
Microchip registries
Which Canadian registries vets scan, and how owners update theirs.
The first 24 hours
What the owner on the other side is doing right now.

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