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LOST AND FOUND

If you find a lost dog or cat – please bring it to the SPCA. We'll check to see if it has been micro-chipped and try to trace the owner. You can assist by asking round the neighbourhood in which the animal was found to see if anyone is missing their pet.

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The Swartland and West Coast SPCA must shelter a stray animal for 7 days before it becomes available for adoption A “lost and found” registry is kept and owners hopefully claim their pets within this period. A joyful reunion is one of the highlights of our day! 

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Check at the SPCA first!
If you have lost your dog or cat, please visit to check whether he or she has been brought in to the SPCA. .

You are welcome to phone first, but please understand that it is extremely difficult to describe animals over the telephone and there is no substitute for identifying your pet face-to-face.

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Keep your dog or cat safe
Remember, sterilised pets are less like to wander away from home and get lost. And having a micro-chip implanted in the loose skin on the back of your pet's neck is the best way to make sure you never lose a beloved dog or cat. At the very least your dog should have a tag attached to it's collar it's name and your telephone number on it.

If you have lost your pet please send a recent photo to lorraine@swartlandwestcoastspca.co.za
and
hannetjie@swartlandwestcoastspca.co.za
include where and what time it was lost
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