Fort Worth, Texas · Tarrant County

Lost a dog or cat in Fort Worth?

Act fast and stay close to home: most lost pets are found near where they went missing. PawsGuardian helps neighbors in Fort Worth bring pets home without sharing names, phone numbers or home addresses.

If your pet is lost in Fort Worth

  1. Search your block right away: under porches, decks, cars and bushes. Call your pet in a calm, happy voice.
  2. Call your local animal control, nearby shelters and vets in Tarrant County, and visit shelters in person.
  3. Turn on Lost Mode in PawsGuardian. Your pet appears on the Lost pets list for Fort Worth, and you are alerted when someone nearby reports a similar pet.
  4. Share your pet’s photo and the area, never your home address.
Read the full first-hour checklist →

If you found a pet in Fort Worth

  1. Keep yourself and the pet safe, and offer water.
  2. Scan the PawsGuardian QR tag on the collar with your phone camera, or take a photo in “I found a pet”.
  3. The owner is asked privately. If they confirm, a private chat opens. You never need an account.
  4. A vet or shelter can also scan for a microchip for free.
What to do when you find a pet →

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