Free missing pet poster template, printed for you.
Fill in the lost or missing pet poster template, add a clear photo and we print 20 colour posters and send them to you. Printing is free: you only pay £4.99 for Express delivery.
- Free printing
- 20 full-colour A4 posters
- Express tracked delivery
Five things every missing pet poster needs
Work through each step and your poster updates as you type. The template puts the photo, the headline, your pet’s details, where they were last seen and your phone number where people look first.
Clear photo
Use a high-contrast, full-body colour picture of your pet facing the camera.
Bold headline
Write “LOST” or “MISSING” in large, easy-to-read letters at the top.
Key details
List your pet’s name, breed or species, sex, age, and distinct markings (like collars, scars, or microchip status).
Disappearance info
Include the date your pet went missing and the local area or street where they were last seen.
Contact number
Put your phone number clearly at the bottom in a large font.
Additional informationOptional
Anything else that helps: temperament, medical needs, or what to do if someone spots them. Leave it blank and the box won’t print.
You’ll enter your delivery address next. No account needed to start.
A4 poster · full colour · updates as you type
You focus on searching. We’ll do the printing.
No printer, no ink, no queue at the print shop.
The template and the printing are on us. You only pay £4.99 for Express delivery.
Order by 2pm on a working day and your posters are dispatched that day, with Express tracked delivery.
Add WhatsApp or an email address so people can send you sightings and photos.
Twenty full-colour A4 posters, packed flat in a hardbacked envelope.
Where to put up lost pet posters
Most lost cats are found close to home, and dogs tend to be spotted along walking routes. Start where they went missing and work outwards.
Your street and the next few
Lamp posts and fences at eye level, facing the pavement, within a few streets of where they were last seen.
Local shops and vets
Corner shops, post offices, vets and pet shops often have a noticeboard or window. Ask before you put one up.
Parks and walking routes
Entrances to parks, footpaths and fields, where dog walkers will pass them every day.
Neighbours’ doors
Post a few through letterboxes and ask neighbours to check sheds, garages and outbuildings.
Missing pet posters, answered.
What the free template includes, when it arrives and how to give your poster the best chance.
Is the missing pet poster really free?
Yes. The template is free and we print your 20 colour posters free of charge. You only pay £4.99 for Express tracked delivery, and nothing else.
How do I use the free missing pet poster template?
Add a clear photo of your pet, choose MISSING or LOST, then fill in their name, breed, markings, where and when they went missing and your phone number. The poster updates as you type. When you are happy, continue to delivery and enter the address to send the posters to.
When will my posters arrive?
Order before 2pm on a working day and your posters are printed and dispatched the same day. Express delivery is Royal Mail Tracked 24, usually 1 working day after dispatch, and you get tracking.
How many posters do I get?
20 A4 posters in full colour, packed flat in a hardbacked envelope and never folded.
What kind of photo works best on a lost pet poster?
A recent, high-contrast, full-body colour photo with your pet facing the camera. Avoid group shots, filters and heavy cropping, so people can recognise them at a glance.
Should I put my address on the poster?
We would suggest not. A mobile number is enough for people to reach you, and it keeps your home address private. The template has a WhatsApp option and an optional email address for sightings and photos.
Can I use it for a lost dog, a cat or another pet?
Yes. The template works for any pet: cats, dogs, rabbits, birds and more. Choose LOST or MISSING and describe your pet in the breed or species box.
What else should I do when my pet goes missing?
If your pet is microchipped, report them missing to the microchip database straight away. It also helps to tell local vets, rescue centres and neighbours, and to ask them to check sheds and garages.
Let’s help bring them home.
Make your free poster now. Order by 2pm and it’s dispatched today.