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Free Lost Pet Command CenterCreate a missing-pet case and use community recovery tools
Emergency Cat Help
Emergency Dog Help
Emergency Lost Cat Dispatch

Missing Cat? Start Your Emergency Dispatch Now.

Send KC Pet Search & Rescue the essential information needed to review your missing-cat case. This short form also collects the core details needed for flyers, local Facebook posts, shelter notifications, and your private Lost Pet Command Center.

Start the Emergency Dispatch Form
  • Takes approximately two minutes
  • Designed for urgent mobile use
  • Additional details can be added later
A cat at an open window, the moment before an indoor cat slips outside

What Happens Next

Three steps, in order. The first one takes about two minutes and is the only one you need to finish right now.

1

Submit the essential details

Fill out the Emergency Dispatch Form below so we have your cat's photo, description, last-known location, and a way to reach you.

2

Complete the immediate posting and shelter steps

The moment you submit, you get ready-to-copy Facebook posts, a shelter notification email, and the local group directory.

3

Build your private Lost Pet Command Center

One organized place for sightings, camera footage, search activity, and notes, shared with everyone helping you look.

Emergency Dispatch Form

Required fields are marked. Everything else helps, but do not let a blank optional field slow you down.

After submitting, you will immediately receive local posting and shelter-notification steps to complete while waiting for our response.

Thermal view of a cat tucked under a deck, showing how close and how hidden a missing cat can be

While You Wait, a Few Things Worth Knowing

  • Missing cats are usually closer than owners expect. Most escaped cats are found within a small radius of the point they went missing, not streets away.
  • A frightened indoor cat hides silently. She may be within earshot of your voice and still not answer, move, or make a sound. Silence is not evidence she is gone.
  • Keep the area quiet. Avoid loud calling and avoid sending large groups through the search area. Pressure pushes a scared cat further into hiding and further from home.
  • Fresh sightings are the most valuable thing you can get. An exact location, an exact time, and a direction of travel are worth more than a hundred shares.
  • You will get immediate action steps. As soon as you submit this form, you will receive the posting, shelter-notification, and Lost Pet Command Center steps to work through while we review your case.
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