Lost & Found

We operate a lost-and-found service from both our Waltloo and Centurion premises to assist the community to find their lost pets.
My pet has gone missing, what should I do?
  • Don’t just phone the animal shelters, they are all over stretched and under staffed. Go there in person.
  • Go and complete a missing pet form at the Tshwane SPCA Waltloo and Centurion branches and attach a colour printed picture of your pet.
  • Upload your missing pet’s information on Pets Lost & Found
  • Upload your missing pet’s information on the following Facebook pages: • Tshwane SPCA, Wetnose Animal Rescue Centre, Wollies Animal Project, Pet Tail, Animal Ambulance, Moot Lost & Found, Lost & Found Pretoria, Barking Mad and Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
  • Check all vets in the nearby area
  • Make missing posters and place in your neighbourhood, local schools & shopping malls.
  • Remember to keep collars on all your pets, with your contact details on at all times.
  • Get them microchipped
  • MOST IMPORTANTLY: Remember to update all the places where you searched, once your pet has been found.
Remember to include the following important details on all posts / flyers:
  • Date and Area they went missing from
  • Type of animal (E.g. Dog, Cat, Bird etc.)
  • Breed (E.g. Poodle, Alsation etc.
  • Gender, coat type, tail type, colour, any special markings.
  • Whether they have collars or microchip
  • A clearly visible photo
  • Contact information

What is microchipping?

A pet microchip, also known as a Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT Tag) is an identifying electronic chip placed under the skin of a dog, cat, horse, parrot or other animal. The chip, about the size of a large grain of rice, uses Radio Frequency Identification technology. This enables the easy identification of the animal, and instant finding of its details (such as the animal owner and their contact information) through scanning the chip. You can get your pet microchipped for R350 at our Animal Clinic at Waltloo SPCA.

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