Lost Kern County Pet

Are you searching for your loyal companion dog in Bakersfield, or has your kitten wandered off somewhere in Ridgecrest? Peeva’s Lost Pet Database is here to help reunite missing pets with their families. This free and user-friendly platform connects you with the Kern County community to bring missing furry friends home quickly.

Whether it’s a playful Golden Retriever roaming the trails around Lake Isabella or a sleek Siamese lost in the suburbs of Tehachapi, Peeva’s database can help. Found a lost dog or cat wandering the streets of Downtown Bakersfield, but unsure who their owner is? You can also be a hero by submitting their details and pictures on our easy-to-use platform. The more information you provide, including breed, markings, and any collar tags, the faster a lost pet can be reunited with their loving family in Kern County.

Don't Let Them Get Lost: The Power of Microchipping in Kern County

While Peeva’s Lost Pet Database is a valuable tool, the best defense against a heartbreaking separation is prevention. Microchipping your pet is a simple and permanent solution that significantly increases the chances of a safe return, no matter where in Kern County their adventure takes them. Here’s why microchipping is essential for pet owners:

Fast and Easy Identification: A microchip, smaller than a grain of rice, is implanted painlessly between your pet’s shoulder blades by a veterinarian. This chip contains a unique identification number that can be scanned by any animal shelter or veterinary clinic across the country, including Kern County Animal Services in Bakersfield or the Tehachapi Feline Fixers clinic. This allows them to quickly access your contact information, even if your pet’s collar or tags are missing.

Peace of Mind Across Kern County: Whether your dog takes off after a squirrel near the Kern River Parkway or your cat escapes through an open window in a Lamont neighborhood, microchipping ensures a higher chance of a happy reunion no matter where in Kern County they wander.

Reunited Beyond Bakersfield: Microchip databases are linked across the country, meaning your pet can be identified and returned to you even if they end up far from Kern County, perhaps on a journey past Mojave or Lost Hills.

Investing in microchipping is a small price to pay for the peace of mind it brings. Talk to your veterinarian today about microchipping your furry friend, whether they’re in Bakersfield or anywhere else in Kern County. Many clinics offer microchipping at low costs, so there’s no reason to delay this important step.

Post a Lost or Found Pet

Submit your post for approval and we will publish it on our website. In the post title field, specify if the pet is lost or found. In the post content field, include:

Pet name
Location last seen (e.g. Buffalo, New York 14202)
Date last seen (MM/DD/YYYY)
Type of pet (dog, cat)
Breed
Gender
Age
Are they microchipped?

Microchipping for Swift Recovery

In these instances, a microchip is invaluable. Peeva’s microchips not only store essential information for identification but also, when registered with Peeva, enable us to send instant lost pet alerts to our extensive network of partners, including local shelters and pet owners.

Community Engagement

We encourage Brevard County residents to collaborate. By monitoring your area and reporting sightings on our platform, you contribute significantly to reuniting lost pets with their families.

Immediate Action Steps

If your pet is lost, post on our database with a clear description and the last known location. Also, check with local shelters and inform nearby veterinarians.

Let's Make a Difference

Our aim is to foster a supportive community network in Brevard County, streamlining the process of finding lost pets. Quick action, combined with local support and resources like Peeva's microchip registration, can significantly increase the likelihood of a joyful reunion.

Expand Your Search: Local Kern County Shelters and Resources

While Peeva’s Lost Pet Database is a great resource, here are some additional options in Kern County to maximize your chances of finding a lost pet or reuniting a found one with its owner:

Kern County Animal Services (KCAS): This county shelter, located in Bakersfield, maintains a lost and found pet database. You can search their listings or report a lost/found pet by calling (661) 868-7100.

City of Bakersfield Animal Care Center: If you’re located in Bakersfield city limits and find a stray animal, contact Animal Control at (661) 326-3436. They can pick up the stray and check for a microchip to reunite it with its owner.

Local Veterinary Clinics and Shelters: Consider contacting veterinary clinics or shelters in your area, such as the Bakersfield SPCA or Tehachapi Feline Fixers (depending on your location). These organizations may have additional resources or lost and found information specific to your area.

Proactive Pet Care Tips for Kern County

Reuniting a lost pet is fantastic, but prevention is always better! Here are some proactive tips to keep your furry friend safe and sound in Kern County:

Secure Your Property: Ensure your fences are in good repair and gates are properly latched to prevent escape, especially if you live near hiking trails or open fields where your pet might get tempted to explore. For outdoor cats, consider creating a safe enclosure (catio) so they can enjoy the outdoors without risk.

ID Tags and Collars: Always equip your pet with a well-fitting collar and a current ID tag that includes your contact information, including phone number and address. Double-check this information regularly to ensure it’s up-to-date.

Regular Vet Checkups: Schedule annual vet checkups for your pet. This allows for early detection of any health issues and ensures your pet’s vaccinations are up-to-date, which can be crucial if they become lost and end up at a shelter.