Free Lost Cat Flyer Template

Create a lost cat flyer with photos, markings, microchip info and tear-off phone strips. Print it for your neighborhood or share it as a PNG.

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LOST CAT
Please check garages and sheds
Luna
Breed: Domestic shorthair
Color: Black with white paws
Microchip: Yes
Last seen: Oct 29 – Elm St & 3rd Ave

Indoor cat, very shy. She may hide — please check under porches and in garages.

Call or text
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455
Luna
(555) 210-4455

Who this template is for

  • •Cat owners searching for a lost cat
  • •Neighbors and volunteers
  • •Shelters and rescues
  • •Anyone who found a cat

How to use it

  1. 1.Upload 1–3 clear photos — face, full body and any markings.
  2. 2.Fill in the name, breed, color and where your pet was last seen.
  3. 3.Add a reward if you're offering one.
  4. 4.Keep tear-off strips on so people can take your number.
  5. 5.Print the PDF and share the PNG on social media and neighborhood apps.

Frequently asked questions

What should a lost cat flyer include?

A clear, recent photo, the cat's name, breed, color, size, any collar or microchip, where and when it was last seen, and a phone number. A word like "REWARD" helps get attention.

What are tear-off strips?

Small phone-number tabs along the bottom of the flyer. People tear one off so they can call you later. Turn them on or off with one checkbox.

Where should I put lost pet flyers?

Within a mile of where your pet went missing: mailboxes (where allowed), vet clinics, pet stores, shelters, parks, and community boards. Also share the PNG on neighborhood apps and social media.

Is this flyer free?

Yes, 100% free with no sign-up and no watermark. Download a print-ready PDF or a PNG image for sharing.

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