Make a Lost Pet Flyer for Free
Losing your pet is never a good experience, but getting the word out as soon as possible can help you reunite with them faster. One great way to do this is with flyers you can post around your community. Lost pet flyers aren’t just for cats and dogs either, you can make them for reptiles, rabbits, ferrets, horses and more. If you need help putting together a lost pet flyer, use PawBoost to make one for free!
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How to Create a Poster for a Missing Animal
PawBoost provides completely free tools for making quality lost pet posters that will help reunite you with your pet as soon as possible. Simply fill out the information required. After that, you’ll have an eye-catching and informative poster that will let people in your community know to keep an eye out for your pet. Once your poster is ready to go, you can print them at home or a print shop and start posting them right away!
Find a Lost Rabbit, Ferret, Horse, Reptile or Other Animal
PawBoost is built for much more than just making lost pet posters. The PawBoost platform has a myriad of features, including the largest online lost & found pet database, to help you find your lost pet. Whether you’re looking for a lost rabbit, ferret, horse, reptile or any other animal, you can count on PawBoost to make the process easier.
Why Choose PawBoost?
But why should you go with PawBoost when you want to find your pet? Not only does PawBoost have awesome free tools to help you reunite with your lost animal, but we also have a proven track record of helping animal lovers everywhere. Here are a few reasons you can trust PawBoost to help you find your pet:
#1 Most Reunions
PawBoost has already helped over 1.5 million owners reunite with their pets, and we hope to keep adding to that number. An average of 45% of people who post their pet on PawBoost mark them as reunited later. We want you and your pet to be our next success story!
#1 Largest Database
As mentioned, PawBoost is the largest online lost & found database in the world for pets. That means more people looking at your post and more eyes looking for your pet.
#1 Largest Reach
• 7M+ pet lovers who have signed up for local alerts on our Rescue Squad
• 25M+ email alerts sent per month
• 100M+ Facebook alert views per month
• 5+ countries covered: US, Canada, UK, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa
#1 Most Trusted
Millions of people turn to PawBoost when they lose their pet. We want to be the trusted go-to source when people need to find their lost loved one, and we hope to help increase your chances of a happy reunion too!
Why Choose PawBoost?
But why should you go with PawBoost when you want to find your pet? Not only does PawBoost have awesome free tools to help you reunite with your lost animal, but we also have a proven track record of helping animal lovers everywhere. Here are a few reasons you can trust PawBoost to help you find your pet:
#1 Most Reunions
PawBoost has already helped over 1.5 million owners reunite with their pets, and we hope to keep adding to that number. An average of 45% of people who post their pet on PawBoost mark them as reunited later. We want you and your pet to be our next success story!
#1 Largest Reach
• 7M+ pet lovers who have signed up for local alerts on our Rescue Squad
• 25M+ email alerts sent per month
• 100M+ Facebook alert views per month
• 5+ countries covered: US, Canada, UK, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa
#1 Largest Database
As mentioned, PawBoost is the largest online lost & found database in the world for pets. That means more people looking at your post and more eyes looking for your pet.
#1 Most Trusted
Millions of people turn to PawBoost when they lose their pet. We want to be the trusted go-to source when people need to find their lost loved one, and we hope to help increase your chances of a happy reunion too!
PawBoost Premium
Our free services are amazing and have helped to reunite many owners with their pets, but those who want to boost their posts even more can utilize our premium services. PawBoost Premium includes features for adding a Facebook ad campaign with sponsored posts, featured listings on our homepage, Instagram alerts and more. Supercharge your listing with PawBoost Premium today!
Frequently Asked Questions
How Can I Make a Poster for a Lost Rabbit?
Making a poster for your lost rabbit is simple when you use PawBoost. We provide you with a convenient template that will outline everything you need to do, and then you can print off your flyers to post around the community. Generally, a lost rabbit poster will include a picture of your rabbit, its name, your contact information and where the rabbit was last seen.
What Details Should I Include in a Flyer for a Lost Horse?
Don’t worry if you haven’t made a lost pet flyer before! PawBoost can help! If you’re trying to make a poster for a lost horse, it’s important to include all the necessary details to help people out.
Include a picture of the horse along with a label that indicates it is missing. You should also include the pet’s name, gender, identifying patterns and other relevant details about your horse. Finally, include contact information. A horse is a large animal, so it’s okay to include safety information as well, like if the horse is skittish around people. If you wish, you can also include reward incentives.
Should I Put My Phone Number and Address on the Flyer?
Putting your phone number is a great idea! Putting your physical address is not such a great idea. While people should be able to get a hold of you if they find your pet, you won’t want to make your address public to anyone who passes by and sees your flyer.
Where Should I Put Lost Animal Posters?
Once your flyer is ready to post, make sure to put it in some areas with lots of foot traffic. The bulletin boards of local businesses are a great place to start. Make sure to ask a manager or employee if it’s alright to put the post up. Just remember, putting flyers on utility poles or in mailboxes is illegal, so avoid doing this.