Free, no account. You will receive a private link to manage your alert.
Bird, reptile, wild animal: who to call →
Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
Species, breed, colour… every detail helps recognise it.
15 digits, in the pet passport or vaccination record. It will be visible on the alert: anyone who scans the animal can find it.
The day it happened, the town and last known spot. Drop the pin on the map if you can.
The name of your village or town, or its postcode.
Visible to everyone: a street or an area is enough, don’t enter your address here.
Only if the animal was handed over: the name of the vet practice or shelter, and its town. It appears on the alert and on the poster.
Click the map to pinpoint the place, or move it and choose “Place the pin at the map centre”. Without a pin, the alert is placed on the town or village you chose.
Turn on JavaScript to show the map.
Add photos and the details that matter.
A clear photo greatly increases the chances. JPEG, PNG or WebP · 6 MB max.
Photo too large? Take a screenshot of it and send the screenshot: it’s much lighter.
Up to 2 more: from the side, from behind, a distinctive mark. They appear on the alert page; the poster keeps the first one.
Never shown publicly without your consent. People with information contact you through a relay; only you decide whether to answer.
Your private management link is sent to this address: enter it twice to rule out any typo.
Never shown on the alert: only you, the Animalerte team and our partners (shelters, vet practices, municipalities) can see it.
Dishonest people sometimes call claiming to have the animal and ask for money; without your number, witnesses can still write to you through the site.
Without your contact details. Either way, the alert is on the site and the map, and you can change your mind from your management link.
