Top End Lost and Found

Reuniting lost and found pets with their humans

Report an animal

To post your lost/found animal on this site e mail the details as outlined below to sideon@internode.on.net . To give yourself the best opportunity to find your animal, or person who owns the animal you have found, you will need to provide some personal details. We recommend that you provide a mobile phone number and your first name only. You will receive a reply e mail when your post first goes on the site. If you do not receive a reply e mail then telaf has not received your e mail – please try sending again. Please note the site is usually maintained in the evenings so please don’t expect a return e mail until later in the evening.

Please also do not send docx documents, my system is old and can’t read them. I would prefer the text in an e mail with a jpeg picture but failing that save as an earlier version of word :-)

Animals will remain on the site for 6 months. If you wish for your animal to remain on the site for longer please inform us at the 6 month period and we will re-post the details.

For other ideas on finding your animal go to the ‘expand your search’ page

Please note SCAMS: due to some distressing internet scams telaf is reluctant to publish your e mail address. We suggest a mobile phone no. only. If this is of concern to you you can nominate the telaf e mail address to be your point of contact and any messages will be forwarded on to you via e mail. TELAF commits to updating the site every 2 – 3 days – usually after 9.00pm.

Lost animals
Personal:

  • name of owner (first name is fine)

  • mobile phone contact (work or home is OK but please note info on scams above)

Animal details:

  • Name of animal

  • Pict of animal (if available) - preferably .jpeg. If you only have a hard copy only please advise and we can make provision to scan. Please resize photos to less than 1MB

  • Type of animal (dog/cat/other ie. rabbit/bird etc)

  • Description of animal (size, coat colour/length, any special markings).

  • Collar or tags

  • Breed if distinctive -description is more important than breed variety as some people do not know the different breeds – ’small, white, fluffy’ may mean more to some people than ‘Maltese’

  • Gender

  • Desexed or not

  • Approx age

  • Where animal is lost from

  • Date lost

  • Anything about their personality ie timid, very friendly

  • Anything else which you think may be of relevance

Found Animals:
Personal:

  • name of finder – optional (first name is fine)

  • mobile phone contact (work or home is OK but please note info on scams above)

Animal details: – where available

  • Pict of animal

  • Type of animal (dog/cat/other ie. rabbit/bird etc)

  • Description of animal (size, coat colour/length, any special markings)

  • Collar or tags

  • Breed if distinctive

  • Gender

  • Desexed or not

  • Approx age ie puppy/kitten, adult

  • Where the animal is housed, ie has he been taken to the RSPCA or are you keeping the animal at your place?

  • Date found

  • Anything else which you think may be of relevance


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2 Comments »

  1. Thats an interesting article – your blog is really good i keep coming back here all the time keep it up!

    Comment by seo | 15 November 2008 | Reply

  2. My neighbor found a dead smoky colored cat with short to medium length fur in Wanguri. She said it looked like it had been hit by a car.

    Comment by Caroline | 21 July 2009 | Reply


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