Scan before placement
A veterinarian, shelter, or scanner volunteer may be able to check for a registered microchip.
If a cat is badly injured, struggling to breathe, or in immediate danger, contact an emergency veterinarian or local animal control now.
Free community service
One cat. One report. Every safe option nearby.
Report a lost or found cat, look for shelter space, offer a temporary foster, or apply to adopt—all without a fee from CatLink Now.
Free to useReports reviewed for safetyExact contact details kept private
First safety step
Check for identification and arrange a microchip scan before rehoming.
Local board
Active community reports
Protect the cat
Do not hand a cat to an unknown claimant without photos, records, markings, or another proof of ownership.
Foster when shelters are full
Approved temporary homes can keep a cat safe while an owner, shelter space, or adopter is found.
Keep it free for the public
Help sponsor safe local placements.
Veterinarians, pet stores, groomers, and community businesses can support the network and help cover a cat’s safe placement.