Get Pet Help
Looking for a missing pet? Go to our lost and found pet search here.
Lost Pet Search
As the largest Las Vegas animal shelter, The Animal Foundation strives to be a valuable resource for the entire community.
Our “Get Pet Help” section is designed to address a wide range of questions and challenges related to everything from finding lost dogs and handling community cats to alternatives to surrendering your pet, how to rehome your pet, addressing behavioral challenges, and more.
Lost & Found Pets
To increase your chances of finding your pet, register your lost dogs, cats, and other pets. Learn about Animal Protection Services' 72-hour legal hold policy, how to reclaim your pet, municipality reclaim fees, and how to register a found pet.
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Lost/Found Search
Lost and stray pets picked up by City of Las Vegas, City of North Las Vegas, or Clark County Animal Protection Services are brought to The Animal Foundation. We also accept stray and lost animals brought in by members of the community. If your pet is lost, we are the most likely place for your pet to be found.
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Community Cats Program
The mission of the Community Cats Program is to control the local cat population with no new litters or kittens. As a result, the homeless cat population will decrease, fewer feral cats will come to the shelter, and more lives will be saved.
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Rehome a Pet
Before making the decision to relinquish ownership of your pet to The Animal Foundation, please consider all your options. We have resources to help you keep your pet in your home, or to rehome your pet yourself, rather than to bring him or her to the animal shelter.
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Pet Resource Center
The Pet Resource Center is intended to help pet owners in the Las Vegas area facing pet challenges related to behavioral issues, finances, an impending move, or any of the other common issues pet owners can struggle with.
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Found Kittens
Newborn and young kittens under 6 weeks of age are not able to care for themselves and require round-the-clock care from mom in order to survive. If you find a litter of kittens outdoors, follow the tips below to determine whether they actually need help or not...
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Pet Food Pantry
The pet food pantry, a donation-based program, provides free pet food for patrons.
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