Pet Adoption

Lost pet — Poster template

Accidents happen, and pets get lost! To save you some time when you need it the most, we created a Lost Pet Poster Template you can use for FREE. We hope it helps you reunite with your beloved pet!

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Lost pet — Poster template

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This poster is available through Canva to make it easier to fill in and download. Canva requires login and sign-up to fill out the poster.

When creating a lost pet poster, add a good-quality photo of your pet. Your pet's name can add a personal touch to your poster and help people look for your pet and know how to call them if they see them. 

Highlight your contact information so that it's easy for everyone to reach you if they spot your pet.  Lastly, don't forget to specify the place and time where your pet got lost or was last seen, as this is crucial information on the poster.

Begin searching for your lost pet! Download our FREE template for creating lost pet posters that will help bring your pet home!

  • A vector illustration in a large horizontal rectangle with a dark green rectangle at the bottom. Above the dark green rectangle lies a wall of green bushes. On the left side is a dark gray bench with a dark green bush on its left. Lilac, a small-sized, juvenile, short white-furred mutt dog with long ears, is lying on the floor, between the bench and the dark green bush, with her head resting on her paws. In the right foreground is a hand holding a cellphone, and on the left foreground is a tall light gray lamp post with an atomic tangerine poster with a picture of Lilac and the word “Lost.”

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