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Lost Pet Poster
Examples

Lost pet flyer maker

Print-at-home flyers for any pet, two per page, with photo, last-seen spot and phone. Update them for free as the search goes on.

Lost or found
Pet

Use a clear photo of the face.

JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.

Your photo stays private, and we never change it.

  • Free, no watermark
  • No signup
  • Your address is never printed

Update your flyers as the search goes on

A flyer that looks a week old gets ignored. Swap the headline for free whenever something changes.

  • STILL MISSING

    After a few days. Adds "Missing since" so people know the search is still on.

  • REWARD

    If you decide to offer one. A badge, never the headline.

  • SIGHTING

    When someone sees them. Adds "Seen near" a new place, so people look there.

  • FOUND, THANK YOU!

    When they are home. Replace the old flyers so neighbors can stop looking.

Lost pet flyers and update flyers

Real posters made with this tool, stamped SAMPLE: not a real missing pet. Phone numbers are fictional.

Getting flyers into the right hands

A flyer only works when someone reads it near where your pet might be. Local businesses are your best partners: most will put one in the window or on the counter if you ask in person and keep it short.

  • Coffee shops, laundromats and corner stores with community boards.
  • Libraries, community centers and places of worship.
  • Vet clinics, groomers, pet stores and boarding kennels.
  • School and daycare front offices (ask first).
  • Apartment building lobbies and mail rooms, with permission from the manager.

What to bring when you knock on doors

Carry a stack of flyers, tape, a few sheet protectors, a flashlight and your phone with a recent photo. Ask each neighbor to check their yard, shed and camera footage, and leave a flyer whether or not they are home. Write down which streets you covered so you can go back with update flyers later.

Keep the flyers current

Your draft stays on this phone, so making an update takes a few seconds: pick a banner, print, and swap the old flyers on your next round. When your pet is home, print a FOUND, THANK YOU! flyer and take down every old one. Neighbors remember the people who say thanks.

Questions people ask

How do I update a lost pet flyer?

Come back to the site on the same phone; your draft is still there. Pick STILL MISSING, REWARD, SIGHTING or FOUND, THANK YOU!, then print the new version. Updates are free.

Where should I put lost pet flyers?

Community boards in coffee shops, laundromats and libraries, vet clinics, pet stores, apartment lobbies (with permission), and in the hands of neighbors near where your pet was last seen.

What should I do with flyers once my pet is found?

Take every one down, and replace a few with a FOUND, THANK YOU! version so neighbors know they can stop looking.

Can I put flyers in mailboxes?

Not in the US. Only mail with postage can go in a mailbox under USPS rules. Hand flyers to people, leave them at the door, or ask your mail carrier if they would take one to look out for your pet.

Is it really free?

Yes. The poster and the flyer are free forever, with no watermark and no signup. You can make as many as you need, in color or black and white, on Letter or A4. The only paid extra is the clean HD version of the social images (the Neighbor Alert Pack).

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