Puppies double up in kennels in the Tulsa Animal Shelter that is over capacity, with intakes exceeding adoptions.
Puppies double up in kennels in the Tulsa Animal Shelter that is over capacity, with intakes exceeding adoptions. Credit: Kimberly Marsh / The Oklahoma Eagle

Tulsa Animal Services launched a new interactive map to help Tulsans track and report lost pets in real time.

“Our mission is to reunite families with their pets and reduce the stress and heartbreak that comes with losing a companion animal,” said Sherri Carrier, director of TAS. “This new map not only increases transparency, but also gives pet owners and neighbors a simple, accessible tool to take action right away.”

The Online Lost Pet Map uses TAS pet intakes and reports from the public over the last 90 days, making the reunification of pets and their families a community effort. 

How it works: 

  • Search the map: See all recent TAS pet intakes and community-reported lost pets. 
  • Report a lost pet: Submit details and photos to alert the community. 
  • Connect with owners: Contact pet owners directly when you’ve found or spotted a missing pet.

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