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Indianapolis and Surrounding Area Lost Pet Alerts
Submit lost or found reports online at www.IndyLostPetAlert.com.
Community Rules: PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY
DO:
- Be Kind and helpful
- Be respectful
- Keep comments relevant to reuniting pets with owners
DO NOT:
- Curse or use vulgar language
- Bully, judge, or argue
- speculate on situations
Comments or posts not complying with these rules will be deleted by admins. If a person continues to break these rules, he/she will be blocked from the page.
Indy Lost Pet Alert is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that utilizes social media to reunite lost and found pets with their families. We work with the community, shelters and rescues to decrease the number of pets entering our shelters, as well as increase the number of pets returned to their owners from shelters. It is a free of charge service. It has been featured on Good Morning America and multiple local news programs.
ILPA was founded in March of 2012 by Danielle Emerson, a former marketing manager for a local Humane Society and animal rescue volunteer and foster. Danielle's work with ILPA has changed the way people look for their pets in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
ILPA now has more than 46,000 Facebook Followers and 4,500 Twitter Followers. More than 19,000 pets have been reunited with their families since 2012.
ILPA is staffed by dedicated Indy Area volunteers who post lost and found pets 365 per year! Our posting hours are primarily from about 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Our current admins are: Pam T., Nancy, Colleen, Tammy, Meredith, Dana, Bre, Michelle, Theresa, Sherry, Brenda, Adam, Brandi, Susan, Jamie, Kim, & Brittni. To reach an admin, please email us at ilpavolunteer@gmail.com
We are always looking for additional volunteers. If you are interested in joining us, please email us at indylostpetalert@gmail.com for further information.
Submit lost or found reports online at www.IndyLostPetAlert.com.
Community Rules: PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY
DO:
- Be Kind and helpful
- Be respectful
- Keep comments relevant to reuniting pets with owners
DO NOT:
- Curse or use vulgar language
- Bully, judge, or argue
- speculate on situations
Comments or posts not complying with these rules will be deleted by admins. If a person continues to break these rules, he/she will be blocked from the page.
Indy Lost Pet Alert is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that utilizes social media to reunite lost and found pets with their families. We work with the community, shelters and rescues to decrease the number of pets entering our shelters, as well as increase the number of pets returned to their owners from shelters. It is a free of charge service. It has been featured on Good Morning America and multiple local news programs.
ILPA was founded in March of 2012 by Danielle Emerson, a former marketing manager for a local Humane Society and animal rescue volunteer and foster. Danielle's work with ILPA has changed the way people look for their pets in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
ILPA now has more than 46,000 Facebook Followers and 4,500 Twitter Followers. More than 19,000 pets have been reunited with their families since 2012.
ILPA is staffed by dedicated Indy Area volunteers who post lost and found pets 365 per year! Our posting hours are primarily from about 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Our current admins are: Pam T., Nancy, Colleen, Tammy, Meredith, Dana, Bre, Michelle, Theresa, Sherry, Brenda, Adam, Brandi, Susan, Jamie, Kim, & Brittni. To reach an admin, please email us at ilpavolunteer@gmail.com
We are always looking for additional volunteers. If you are interested in joining us, please email us at indylostpetalert@gmail.com for further information.
13 recommendations and reviews from 6 people
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Referral from
June 23, 2017
Ariel D. asked:This dog was found in Plainfield at Friendship Gardens near center street. I do not have the dog personally but can get contact information for the person who does.Indy A. replied:Please have them submit a found report to indylostpetalert.com and we will get this cutie posted. Thanks.
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Referral from
November 9, 2014
Jamin D. asked:I'm not positive this is the best place to post this, but I recently moved to Beech Grove this summer and I really don't know many ppl yet. This evening my dog was stolen, and my kids and I Would appreciate any help finding him. My neighbor actually saw the lady putting a collar on him and told her it was my dog, but she took him regardless. The lady was said to have been possibly in her 40's with short brown hair, and driving a maroon Camry. Our dog is a 2 year old chocolate labradoodle, and his name is Beau. If anyone has seen our dog, or anyone reading this is the one who found him, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE respond with any info so we can get him backJennifer S. replied:Def post with a pic. Maybe with lots of people sharing, someone will know who has it. Also submit a report to www.indylostpetalert.com
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Referral from
September 19, 2014
Sue B. asked:My Yorkie, Addie, escaped yesterday around 3:00 pm and we can't find her anywhere. We live near Sherman and Chamberlin, she was wearing a harness but her tag had recently disappeared. Please contact if you have any info.Megan M. replied:Go to www.indylostpetalert.com and fill out a lost pet alert!
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Referral from
September 29, 2016
Rhonda W. asked:Found a dog at the Dollar Store in Elwood today. Took it to the vets in town and it doesn't have a microchip. Called and left messages at the Animal Control for Elwood. I need to find it's owner. Does anyone know of anyone missing a dog in Elwood or near here. Please share.Indianapolis A. replied:If you have not done so already, please submit a Lost/Found Report to our website. Also, be sure to view our Lost/Found Pet Alerts already posted for a possible match. You will receive a reply from ILPA once your report is posted to our Home Page, however if info is missing (i.e. Picture) we might contact you prior to posting. PLEASE, only 1 email report per Lost/Found pet. - Jenn http://www.indylostpetalert.com
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Referral from
September 27, 2016
Rexan S. asked:Please, respond if u lost a male, MD. Build dog. Area, Greenwood, Ind, area Lotus Garden Restaurant.Indianapolis A. replied:If you haven't already please go to www.indylostpetalert.com and select report a pet. We will get a found alert made for him. Thanks. ----Jennifer
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Referral from
August 27, 2016
Maria M. asked:This dog is running loose right now on W 34 th street and high school rd (last seen) anyone close to the area that can help look ?? owners have been looking for hours . She is a husky and not microchip. ThanksIndianapolis A. replied:Please go to www.indylostpetalert.com and then "report a pet - missing"
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Referral from
July 19, 2016
Jennifer W. asked:This poor guy is thin, with raw paw pads. Found laying in grass at Cathedral High School. Collar, no tags, does anyone recognize him? Can anyone assist/ foster, if needed?Indianapolis A. replied:Please submit a found report at www.IndyLostPetAlert.com and we'll get him/her posted:)
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Referral from
June 27, 2016
Jessica J. asked:I found a pigeon in Danville IN. He/she is TAME and DOES have a private owner band. Witnesses have said he's been hanging around the location for a couple of days. He's inside now with food and water. I want to see this little one go to its owner. If you have any info on who may be missing this beautiful bird or can get me in contact with someone that can help me, please share or comment!!!Indianapolis A. replied:We'll post - www.indylostpetalert.com and then "report a pet - found" - Thanks!
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Referral from
December 20, 2015
Angie C. asked:Found female boxer near Heartland Crossing in Camby. She is skin and bones and wearing a collar that has her name and a phone number listed that is not in service. Please contact me if she is yours and must be able to identify her by name.Indianapolis A. replied:Angie, Can you please submit a form to ILPA? http://www.indylostpetalert.com/
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Referral from
August 9, 2015
Sarah M. asked:I'm not sure what the procedure is for posting on this page but we found a stray cat who was in bad shape on Monday and brought him to FACE to get vaccinated/neutered and planned to let him recover from surgery in our home before finding a home for him. Unfortunately he's become extremely depressed and has developed an upper respiratory infection of some kind. We have other animals and have kept him quarantined in the bathroom however are desperately looking for a home or qualified foster home as we do not foster for any rescue, just couldn't leave this guy outside. We've purchased all of the basics for him and just want him to find a loving permanent home, hopefully this weekend. Does anyone have any suggestions for clinics that are open today who can treat him/admit him for adoption? Any help would be appreciated.Laurie S. replied:Did you post him on indylostpetalert.com and look for his owner? Thanks for taking him in.
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Referral from
April 6, 2015
Melinna S. asked:Do you know me? Better pic of male found on Grassy Lane, Jamestown, unaltered, young and wearing a Petsafe electric fence collar. Contact hsforbc of you know where I belong, I really want to go home.Laurie S. replied:Is he on indylostpetalert.com
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Referral from
December 4, 2014
Viola M. asked:This dog showed up 11-25 in the country near Jerome. A vet has determined that he is a male pit bull, approximately 1 1/2 years old. He is house trained, very playful and has been taken good care of. It is obvious he was someone's pet. The people that found him have exhausted all resources trying to find his owner. They are unable to keep him and would like to find a good home for him. Please pm me, if you know his owner or if you would be able to give him a good home. He LOVES people!!Iga A. replied:Have you posted him on here??? https://m.facebook.com/IndyLostPetAlert
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Referral from
October 4, 2014
Brooke V. asked:FOUND near Crawfordsville/Darlington area. Female, friendly.Iga A. replied:https://m.facebook.com/IndyLostPetAlert
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