Create a report, review suggested matches, and coordinate carefully with other users, vets, shelters, or councils.
Post your lost pet's details with clear photos and location. Include distinguishing features and any special markings.
FurFinder notifies people in your area through push notifications and local community alerts. Our network grows your reach exponentially.
Communicate directly with people who have spotted your pet or have helpful information. FurFinder facilitates safe connections.
Once your pet is found, celebrate the reunion! Our success stories prove that FurFinder brings families back together.
These features organise available information and surface possible leads. They do not replace user verification or professional advice.
Upload a photo and our AI compares it with eligible reports, using visible characteristics and report details to suggest possible matches for you to verify.
Reports are matched inside your local radius so a found pet a few kilometres away gets flagged fast without manual searching.
Browse live lost and found reports alongside vets, shelters, and rescue organisations across Australia in one map view.
Paste text you are authorised to use from a community post and let AI extract details that can be compared with eligible reports. The Fur Finder does not automatically scan social networks.
Register close-up photos of your pet's face, eyes, and nose to improve identification when someone finds them.
Find nearby clinics, shelters, and rescue partners without leaving the app or opening a second search.
Get notified as soon as a matching lost or found pet is reported in your area so you can act quickly.
Connect securely inside the app instead of sharing personal phone numbers with strangers during a stressful moment.
Celebrate successful reunions and give other families hope with stories from real pet owners.
Join The Fur Finder partner network so animals in your care are easier to discover in lost-and-found searches. We support veterinary clinics, shelters, rescue organisations, and councils.