Lost & Found Dogs

in Australia & New Zealand

Lost your dog?  Look for him/her here, or post a FREE Lost Dog ad.

Found a dog?  Contact the owner here, or post a FREE Found Dog ad.

This service is NEW, so don’t be shy - go right ahead and post your ad! 

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Note: As part of our scam-prevention efforts, all ads will be screened by Who's Ya Doggy staff before being posted. Any ad which we have reason to suspect may not be genuine will not be accepted, and no negotiations will be entered into. Ads which are accepted for posting will go live on the same day, or may take several days, depending on staff availability for this free service.

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Has Who's Ya Doggy helped you reunite with your beloved pet?  Or are you just a dog lover who couldn't bear the thought of losing yours?  Who's Ya Doggy's free service is possible only because of kind donations from people like you.  Please help us to keep it running by contributing anything you can:

Please beware of unscrupulous advertisers!  At Who’s Ya Doggy we do our best to screen out advertisements which appear not to be genuine, but we cannot be certain.  Please take care when:

  • Responding to people who claim to have found your dog.  Check them out carefully and do NOT send money to have them transport your dog to you!!!  Organise your own collection and transport.

  • Responding to people who claim that the dog you have found belongs to them.  Make sure that they can describe physical details about the dog which only the owner would know.  NEVER pay money to transport a dog back to the owners, and NEVER ask owners to give you money; always make sure that the owners organise their own collection.  If you have a local no-kill dog shelter it may be better to ask them to help.  You can still post a Dog Found ad on Who’s Ya Doggy to assist the owners in finding their dog.

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