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.
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Shelter capacity & adoptable pets
See which approved shelters can accept a cat today and browse pets they currently have available for adoption. Capacity updates expire after 24 hours.
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Smart matching
Skip hundreds of photos. See likely matches first.
Tell us what happened and a few details. CatLink compares the opposite reports and ranks the closest possibilities by area, date, appearance, and identifying details.
Your contact information is not needed to search.You only contact CatLink if a result looks familiar.
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.
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Help sponsor safe local placements.
Veterinarians, pet stores, groomers, and community businesses can support the network and help cover a cat’s safe placement.