Lost and Found Animals

This section has been created so that our stray or lost animals living within the borders of our district can be reunited with their owners.

Cats or dogs found on the street and brought to our center with the suspicion that they may be pets are first subjected to a jeep scan. If the jeep number is read, it is generally very easy for the animal to be reunited with its owner. Sometimes, if the information regarding the Jeep number has not been updated by the owner of the animal or the changed phone number has not been updated in the Jeep records, it is not possible to reach the owner of the animal. Then, the best step would be for people who lost their pets to first search among the animals listed in this section.

After the animal living in your home escapes from your home, the first step will of course be to look for your animal around your home. The first step in finding the animal by someone else and bringing it to our center will be a jeep scan. As a result of the scanning, if the owner can be reached by jeep scanning, you can come to our center with the animal's passport and pick up your animal.

Although it is legally mandatory for pets to be chipped in our country, some families may have neglected to chip their pets. If your lost animal is chipped or not, if you let us know the pictures and information about your animal using the form provided on this website, we will include it in the lost animals section of this website to help you find your lost animal.

It is very important that every animal you adopt is chipped. Chipping is not as difficult and expensive as it seems. The methods and steps to be followed for chipping the animal are as follows:

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