Lost pets · Montréal, QC

Lost Cats in Montréal

These are the cats currently reported missing in Montréal, QC. Every listing is posted by a neighbour or owner, and one sighting, photo, or phone call can be the thing that brings a pet home.

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Recently reported missing in Montréal

Lost British Shorthair white named Oscar in Montréal
LOST 6d ago

Oscar

British Shorthair
around Verdun on Wellington, Montréal
Lost Sphynx white named Lola in Montréal
LOST May 24

Lola

Sphynx
Hochelaga area, Montréal
Lost Birman cream named Simba in Montréal
LOST May 20

Simba

Birman
Westmount, Montréal
Lost Persian calico named Misty in Montréal
LOST May 19

Misty

Persian
Westmount area, Montréal
Lost Sphynx black named Toby in Montréal
LOST May 16

Toby

Sphynx
Westmount, Montréal
Lost Birman orange tabby named Biscuit in Montréal
LOST May 11

Biscuit

Birman
near Old Montreal, Montréal
Lost Russian Blue grey named Shadow in Montréal
LOST May 7$100 reward

Shadow

Russian Blue
around Villeray, Montréal
Lost Sphynx grey tabby named Oscar in Montréal
LOST May 4

Oscar

Sphynx
near Verdun on Wellington, Montréal
Lost Sphynx grey tabby named Shadow in Montréal
LOST Apr 28

Shadow

Sphynx
Plateau near Mont-Royal, Montréal
Lost Persian orange tabby named Tiger in Montréal
LOST Apr 23

Tiger

Persian
Westmount, Montréal
LOST Apr 18$200 reward

Biscuit

Ragdoll
Mile End, Montréal

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What to do if your pet goes missing in Montréal

  1. 1

    Search the area immediately, starting close to home

    Most lost pets are within a few blocks of where they escaped. Walk familiar routes, bring treats, and call their name calmly.

  2. 2

    Call local Montréal shelters and animal control

    Use the Canadian shelter directory linked above. Many shelters keep found animals for only 72 hours.

  3. 3

    Post on Lost.ca and local community groups

    Lost.ca notifies neighbours in your area. Also share on neighbourhood Facebook groups and community boards.

  4. 4

    Check the Found feed on Lost.ca

    Most reunions happen because owners spot their pet in someone else's photo, not the other way around.

  5. 5

    Put up flyers nearby

    Print posters with a clear photo, your phone number, and the last seen location. Lost.ca's listing page has a built-in print button.

  6. 6

    Contact your microchip registry

    If your pet is chipped, make sure your contact info on file is current.

Shelters and rescues near Montréal

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.

SPCA de Montréal
Montréal, QC
SPCA Roussillon
Delson, QC
SPCA Ouest de l'Île
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC
SPCA Montérégie
Sainte-Angèle-de-Monnoir, QC

See the full Canadian shelters directory

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Helpful guides

Short, practical guides from reuniting thousands of pets. Start with the first-24-hours playbook.

The first 24 hours
Hour-by-hour playbook for the day your pet goes missing.
Poster checklist
What actually gets calls from a flyer on a telephone pole.
Microchip registries
Every Canadian chip registry and how to keep your info current.

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