Welcome to Pets Reunited St Albans. We can help you with:
As pet owners ourselves, we know how traumatic it can be when a beloved pet goes missing. So we've created a range of tools and services to help you in your search for your missing cat, dog, rabbit, parrot, ferret, horse or any other type of pet.
Tabby Domestic short-haired cat
Maynard Drive, St Albans AL1 2JT, UK
black, brown cat
Larks Ridge, Watford Road, St Albans AL2 3DT, UK
Black Domestic short-haired cat
Gorham Drive, St Albans AL1 2HP, UK
Grey Persian cat
St Albans AL4 9HJ, UK
Black cat
The Limes, St Albans AL1 4AT, UK
Ginger cat
The Ridgeway, St Albans AL4 9AL, UK
Mainly Black with Ginger cat
Hall Place Gardens, St Albans AL1 3SP, UK
Barry Close, St Albans AL2 3HN, UK
Garden Close, St Albans AL1 4TX, UK
You really helped! The poster was better than I would have been able to do myself. Being able to have a Protected Number gave peace of mind to have contact details 'out and about'. We received calls and messages from people enabling us to track our cat down and get her back home.
When a pet goes missing, it's usually somewhere within the local area. So it's important to spread the word as quickly as possible both in the St Albans area and online. And we can help you with both.
We will send an email alert with your missing pet's details to vets, rescues and volunteers in the St Albans area within 1 hour of your report being approved.
You need to get out there and spread the word in you neighbourhood, so we can create ready-made posters and flyers for you and email them directly to your inbox ready for you to print at home and distribute straight away.
We will create a search engine optimised dedicated web page for your missing pet with a photo, location map and all the key details about your pet. Search engines crawl the website everyday and our pages rank very highly in Google.
It's a sad fact there are some nasty people out there and publishing your phone number on the internet might mean you start getting unwanted phone calls. We can provide you with a disposable phone number that routes calls and texts invisibly to your phone. We publish this phone number online instead of yours.
Social Media has proven to be very effective way to spread the word about your missing pet, but it can be chaotic and unorganised. We provide you with links to share your missing pet report easily on social media. Having a single point of contact to share means people will always be able to reach you.
You can search our database of lost and found pets in the St Albans area anytime, 24 hours a day. Sometimes a pet can be transported out of the local area, so you can search the whole country too.
Register your pet as missing and we'll log it in our database and create a dedicated, search-engine optimised, mobile friendly web page for your pet that contains key details about your pet, where it was last seen and how to contact you.
Our searchable, localised database of lost and found pets is publicly accessible 24/7, so if anyone finds your pet - they can find your details and get in touch.
In addition to listing your missing pet on the internet, we send your missing pet report out any organisations that might come into contact with your pet. Vets, rescue centres, animal charities and local authorities who are signed up to our PetWatch™ Alerts in your area will all be alerted.
We also have thousands of PetWatch™ Volunteers who will keep a look out for any pets we tell them about in the local area.
A great deal of pets are reunited with their owners thanks to the internet, but it's equally important to get the word out on the streets in your neighbourhood with posters and flyers.
Sometimes it's hard to know what details to include on a lost pet poster - and it can be even harder if you're in a panic. We can take care of it all for you and email a poster and a flyer direct to your inbox for you to print out.
One of the most effective things you can do when searching for your missing pet is to spread the word in your neighbourhood with a well designed poster and flyer.
There really is no substitute for hitting the streets to put up posters and push flyers through your neighbours' letterboxes.
We know it can be hard to know what details to include on your poster - especially if you're in a panic. You don't want to be worrying about what font size to use and where to position the photo! The good news is, we can take care of it all for you.
View the current list of all the active lost, found and stolen cats, dogs, ferrets, horses, birds and other pets that have been reported to us in the St Albans area in Hertfordshire.
If you need hope that your missing pet will find its way home, take a look at all the missing pets from the St Albans area in Hertfordshire that found their way back home.
Sadly, they don't all make it home. This page is dedicated to all our wonderful companions who enriched our lives in the time we had together. Run free little friends...
Maximise the chances of getting your pet home. From creating posters and flyers to contacting nearby vets and our local volunteers, it all starts when you report your pet missing.
If you've found a stray, there's a good chance someone nearby is looking for it. Reporting it to us might mean we can put you in touch with the owner. It's free and only takes a couple of minutes.
Sign up to receive our PetWatch™ Alerts and you could help other pet owners in the St Albans area in their hour of need just by giving us your postcode and email address.
When a pet is reported lost or found nearby, we'll send you an email alert with the pet's details.
If you've seen the pet we're looking for while you're out and about - you can let us know! In some cases, you could even earn a reward.
You can unsubscribe from our PetWatch™ Alerts at any time.