Lost and found pets in Europe. We help you find your cat or dog fast.

Search close to home first: 75% of lost cats are found within 500 metres and most dogs within 3 km. Walk the area at dusk and at night when it is quiet, tell the neighbours, call nearby shelters and vets, and post a listing with a photo and the exact spot so people nearby can see it on the map.

Post a free listing on Reunika: a photo, the location and an email address, with no account needed. Then tell the local shelter and the national microchip registry, and share the listing link in local Facebook groups, so every share points to one page that stays up to date.

Nothing. The listing, live map and printable A4 poster with a QR code are free. Paid boosts, from 29 EUR, only fund real Facebook and Instagram ads around the spot where the pet was lost.

Indoor cats usually hide within a few houses of home: the median distance in the Missing Cat Study was 50 metres. Dogs go further, but about 95% are found within 3 km, and friendly dogs are often picked up by someone in the first few hours.

Only about one in five dogs comes home alone. Most are found by people nearby, so the first 48 hours of visible searching, posters and a listing that neighbours can share matter more than waiting.

Check for a collar or tag, ask a vet or shelter to scan the microchip (it is free), and post a found listing with a photo and the location. Keep the animal safe and warm; if it is injured, call the nearest vet. Do not hand it over without proof of ownership.

We use social media promotion so that the listing for your lost pet reaches people in the area where it disappeared quickly. Instead of relying only on organic shares, the campaign helps the news be seen by more neighbours, locals and people who might spot the animal on the street.

The free listing helps you publish the case on the site and gives your lost pet a dedicated page. The premium service increases visibility through promoted posts on social media, exposure to people in the area of the disappearance, and tools that help you follow the search more easily.

No. The payment is one-time, with no subscriptions and no hidden fees. You choose the service you want and the campaign runs according to the package selected. No automatic payment is activated afterwards.

Every case is different, but fast visibility in the right area can make a real difference. The more people nearby who see the listing, the greater the chance that someone recognises the animal, spots it, or offers a useful piece of information.

The search can stay active until the pet is found or until you choose to stop the listing. The promotion runs according to the package chosen, and the listing page can continue to be distributed to keep the case visible.

Once the pet is back home you can mark the listing as resolved, or let us know so we can stop the search. We will update the status of the case so that people know the animal has been found.

You can start a search in just a few minutes. You need a clear photo, a few details about the pet, the area where it was lost and a contact. Once published, the listing can be distributed and promoted quickly to people nearby.

The QR code poster is a printable poster for your lost pet. People who see it can scan it and land directly on the listing page, where they can see details, photos and pass on useful information. It is a simple way to connect physical posters with the online listing.

No. Although most cases are for dogs and cats, you can also publish listings for other pets: rabbits, parrots, ferrets, tortoises or any other lost animal. Every animal deserves a chance to get back home.

Yes. Even if days, weeks or longer have passed, it is still worth continuing the search. Sometimes the pet is only seen by the right person after the listing comes back to the attention of the local community.