Pet alerts
They are waiting for a family.
A dedicated, calmer view so you can take the time to choose well.
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Adoption
The road to adoption
Adopting takes preparation.
Four steps so the arrival goes well, for you and for them.
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Get informed
Available time, budget, housing, other pets: be realistic before choosing.
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Meet
See the animal several times, in its own environment if possible.
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Formalise
Ask for the health record, identification and terms of transfer in writing.
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Welcome
Plan a vet visit within the first few days and a quiet corner.
The rules, plainly
It all comes down to a few numbers.
5
active alerts per account
Deactivate or delete an alert to post a new one.
90
days of visibility
After this period, the alert expires automatically.
4
statuses
- Lost
- Found
- For sale
- Adoption
Optional contacts
Only the name, species, status and place are required. Phone and e-mail are shown only if you provide them.
How it works
Three steps, one community.
A clear, complete alert gets noticed faster. Here is the path, from posting to resolution.
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Step 1
Post your alert
Status, species, place, a photo: the essentials are enough. You can edit it afterwards.
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Step 2
The community sees it
Your post appears in the list and on the map, filterable by status and species.
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Step 3
You get contacted
By phone or e-mail, depending on what you chose to share. Deactivate the alert as soon as it is settled.
Safety
Four good habits before any contact.
Stay vigilant: an alert is posted by a private individual.
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Nothing before meeting
Never send money before you have seen the animal.
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Check the microchip
A vet can read the chip in a few seconds.
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Keep one detail secret
Have an unpublished sign confirmed before any handover.
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A single channel
Share only the contact that is needed.
Frequently asked questions
Good to know
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