One community working together

Friends. Now, more than ever, we need you to join us in being a voice across our communities. During this unprecedented event of COVID-19, some of our shelters and animal control facilities may face the tough decision to shutter their doors to keep their staff safe. This means, our communities may face having no place…

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Become a neighborhood champion

Want to help pets get home? We need help! Let’s create a list of neighborhood captains, i.e. people who are committed to sharing lost or found pets within their municipality (facebook groups, nextdoor.com, etc). We also need volunteers who would be willing to take this list and tag people in posts accordingly. We need help…

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Distributing flyers is the leading way to get a lost pet home

Do you have a lost pet that you are searching for? First of all, we are very sorry that this has happened to you. We want to help you get your furry family member home. With the potential inclement weather this week, we want to share tips of how to make signs/flyers that will work…

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Thank you 2019!

Missouri Lost & Found Paws was founded on August 31, 2011. In October 2011, Tina and I were celebrating 250 members in our Greater St Louis Missouri Lost & Found Paws group. As I compiled our 2019 accomplishments this evening, I became overcome with emotions. Tina Roe, I cannot even begin to tell you how…

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Congratulations Calverton Park Police Department

When momentum starts to build, so does the excitement! In 2018, Missouri Lost & Found Paws started reaching out proactively to police departments in the St Louis metro area. We identified police departments who were posting found pets to their Facebook page. Our thought was that if these departments were willing to do such a…

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Congratulations Brentwood Police Department

When momentum starts to build, so does the excitement! In 2018, Missouri Lost & Found Paws started reaching out proactively to police departments in the St Louis metro area. We identified police departments who were posting found pets to their Facebook page. Our thought was that if these departments were willing to do such a…

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Safety first and foremost

Our Missouri Lost & Found Paws team wants to remind you to always leverage the Safe Zone meeting spots located throughout our communities. These are great places to meet up with strangers, people you don’t know otherwise. With emotions that can run high when one has a lost pet, or one is about to meet…

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How to get a still image of an active pet

We at Missouri Lost & Found Paws want to share a tip that we have found helpful with our own pets. Let’s face it, some pets are movers and shakers. They have places to go, people to see. Naturally when we try to snap a photo, they often want to keep things moving. Try using…

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