Welcome to the LA Fires Pet Resources page. Below, please find a publicly searchable DATABASE (purple) to help reunite lost and found animals impacted by the LA fires, REPORT FORMS (green) to add a lost or found pet to the database, and additional RESOURCES, including disaster preparation tips and volunteer opportunities.
The Save LA Fire Pets database is maintained by a coalition of experienced animal rescue organizations, including Hawai’i Animal Kuleana Alliance (HAKA), ASSERT Disaster Animal Rescue, and Florida Urgent Response (FUR). HAKA is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing animal welfare and providing critical support during crises. Recently, HAKA played a vital role in the Maui wildfire response, coordinating rescues, distributing supplies, and reuniting pets with families, demonstrating a commitment to helping communities and their animals in need.
Note: The LA Fires Pet Database is a comprehensive resource, consolidating data from multiple sources, including regional shelter records, national platforms such as Pawboost and 24PetConnect, social media lost-and-found posts, and submissions through the lost-and-found reports linked below.
LA Fires Lost & Found Pet Searchable Databases
Each searchable database contains animals that are lost or found in the Los Angeles area. To search for your pet you can filter by lost or found, coat colors, and other features. We suggest searching broadly for best success and searching on a desktop, rather than mobile.
If you do not see your pet listed, please complete the lost/found pet report below (green buttons). Your pet will be added to the database, which is publicly searchable and accessible by animal rescuers.
Search: Cats
Search: Dogs
Search: All Other Animals
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LA Fires Lost & Found Pet Report
To add a lost or found animal to the publicly searchable Save LA Fire Pets database, please submit this report.
Additional LA Fires Pet Resources
Save LA Pets Facebook Group
Find resources for lost and found animals, and more. Please join and invite anyone who might benefit from these services.
VOLUNTEER!
Sign up to help our volunteer animal rescue teams – we have remote assisting opportunities and limited in-field, boots-on-the-ground opportunities for qualified volunteers.
Disaster Preparation Tips
