Help Find Lost Pets in the 757

Missing Pets Across the 757

Look through the latest lost-pet reports from communities throughout Hampton Roads and help local families get their animals back. Every listing contains the details the owners supplied, and each share or sighting moves a pet closer to being reunited.

Lost pet notice illustration for the 757 Lost Pets community — Neighbors across the 757 working together to find missing pets

Latest Lost Pet Listings

Sheena the Yorkie — Oceanview

Sheena, a Yorkie, disappeared from the Oceanview area on 8/23 at about 6pm. Her family is asking neighbors to stay alert and help get her back home.

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Coco the Long-Haired Chihuahua

Coco is a deaf long-haired chihuahua. Her owner describes her as friendly but probably scared, and is asking for help finding her.

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Sparkie — Missing from Rt. 58, South Quay

Sparkie, formerly called Louie, is missing from the Rt. 58 area near South Quay. He is extremely shy, so please don't approach him if you see him.

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Lemon — Virginia Beach

Lemon went missing from a home in the Scarborough Square neighborhood of Virginia Beach at about midnight on Wednesday, 26 December.

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Harley the Yorkiepoo — Portsmouth

Harley is a yorkiepoo with curly black fur and white under his chin. He went missing in the Portsmouth base housing area.

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Common Questions

How do I report a lost pet on 757 Lost Pets?

Fill out the site's submission form with details about your missing pet, including a photo and the place it was last seen. Your listing will then show up on the Help find Lost Pets page next to other missing pets in the 757 area.

What should I do first if my pet goes missing?

Move fast — the site points out that 24 hours can make a big difference in whether you get your animal back. Post your pet on the site, then reach out to the animal service nearest you. The Get Help page has networking sites, flyer tips, and local animal control numbers.

Where else can I post my lost pet?

The Get Help page suggests posting on Craigslist under “Lost+Found” and “Pets,” in Facebook lost-and-found pet groups, on Nextdoor, and on national registries like HelpingLostPets.com, Fido Finder, The Center for Lost Pets, and Lost Pet USA.

Should I contact Animal Control in neighboring cities?

Yes. The Get Help page recommends alerting Animal Control in your city and in nearby cities too, and it lists contact numbers for Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Isle of Wight, Franklin County, and several North Carolina locations.

What if my pet is microchipped?

Report your pet lost to the chip company as well as to nearby county shelters and rescue groups, and call local emergency and veterinary clinics in case your pet was hurt and taken somewhere other than animal control.

How can I help find someone else's lost pet?

Look through the current listings on this page, share posts with friends and neighbors, and watch for the pet in your area. You can also sign up for the newsletter in the footer to get updates about lost pets in the 757.

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Whether you're searching for your own pet or simply keeping an eye on your neighborhood, the listings above are a starting point. Share a post with friends, watch for a described pet nearby, and point anyone who has lost an animal to the Get Help page for next steps.