Lost pet poster maker — a clear flyer in seconds

Why a proper flyer helps

People who spot an animal need three things fast: what it looks like, where it was last seen, and who to call. A clean flyer puts those at the top, so a passer-by can act in the few seconds they’ll spend looking at it.

What to include

• “Lost” or the pet’s name as the headline.
• Breed, colour, size and any distinctive feature.
• The last-seen location and time.
• Temperament — “friendly” or “shy, do not chase”.
• A big, readable phone number or email.

How to make one

1. Open the poster maker and pick the notice template.
2. Put “Lost Dog” or the pet’s name in the title.
3. Add tags for breed, reward and “friendly”.
4. Describe the pet and the last-seen spot, one line each.
5. Download the PNG and share it digitally too — local Facebook groups and Nextdoor move fast.

Sharing tips

• Post the flyer image in local groups the same hour you lose the pet.
• Put flyers at eye level on the routes the pet likely took.
• Include “reward” separately so it stands out as a tag.