Lost pets
Spotted pets
Spotted · 14 October 2026
Spotted cat
Nero
Torino (TO)
Gattino nero con piccola macchia bianca, circa 3 mesi, non ha il microchip. Se lo riconoscete contattate chi l'ha trovato.
Spotted · 14 October 2026
Spotted bird
lorichetto arcobaleno, Verde, blu, rosso e giallo
Torino (TO)
Lorichetto arcobaleno, colorato di verde, blu, rosso e giallo. Al momento è in sicurezza e sarà trasferito al centro di recupero animali di Grugliasco.
Spotted · 15 October 2026
Spotted cat
Tigrato grigio
Torino (TO)
Gatto tigrato grigio e marrone, ferito, trovato in strada e in cerca del suo proprietario. Se lo vedete e non sta bene, non inseguitelo e avvisate chi puo aiutarlo.
Spotted · 15 October 2026
Spotted cat
Tigrato grigio
Torino (TO)
Gatto tigrato grigio, ferito, probabilmente domestico. Se lo vedete vicino alla zona, avvisate subito.
Spotted · 14 October 2026
Spotted bird
lorichetto arcobaleno, Testa blu, petto rosso, ali verdi, ventre blu scuro
Torino (TO)
Lorichetto arcobaleno inanellato, abbattuto e in attesa dei suoi familiari. Si trova al CANC.
Updated continuously. Lost pet listings stay online for 14 to 30 days, sightings for 7 to 30.
Lost your pet in Torino (TO)? What to do right away
- Publish a listing on the map with a recent photo and the exact spot where you lost it: people nearby who turned on alerts get an email.
- Tell the local police and the local veterinary services, and call the nearby dog and cat shelters: a microchipped pet that is found gets identified there.
- Check that the microchip details in the pet registry are up to date, with your phone number.
- Search the area at quiet times, leave one of its blankets outside your home and ask neighbours to check garages, cellars and gardens.
- Beware of scams: never pay anyone in advance who claims to have found it.
Seen a pet that looks lost? Report it with a photo and the spot where you saw it: it helps whoever is looking for it know where to go.