Tyrolean Animal Corner
Missing and stray four-legged friends
It’s a huge shock when your beloved pet suddenly goes missing. Time and again, all kinds of animals are found in Tyrol that want to return home. We’ll help you with the search and can post your appeal here. Please send us a clear photo, a description of the animal, and details of where your pet was last seen to tierecke.tirol@kronenzeitung.at
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen Has anyone seen “Leo”?
In Sparchen, Kufstein, the cute tomcat Leo has been missing since September 20, 2026. The little rascal is an outdoor cat, neutered, and not microchipped. Has anyone seen him or can provide any clues as to his current whereabouts? Phone number: 0650/9908088.
Little rascal found!
On October 12, 2026, this tomcat was discovered in Wörgl on Wörgler Boden. According to the person who found him, he is neutered and was found on the street. His microchip has not yet been scanned. The little tomcat is not at the animal shelter! Does anyone know this cutie or is he missing? Phone number: 0664/8495351.
Cat “Tiger” has run away!
In Kirchbichl, near the Volksbank, people have been searching for this indoor cat since September 27, 2026. She is spayed and not microchipped. Has anyone seen this pretty little thing? Phone number: 0664/8747267.
Young male cat found!
This young tomcat was found on September 24, 2026. He is not neutered and is not microchipped. Who is missing this little guy? Phone number: 0664/6256697.
“Felix” is desperately sought!
Felix, a male cat, has been missing in Innsbruck on Schneeburggasse since September 18. He is an outdoor cat, neutered, and not microchipped. Please call 0699/11454503 with any information.
“Knaxi,” where are you?
The male cat has been missing in Wörgl on Bruder-Willram-Straße since September 30. He’s an outdoor cat, neutered, and microchipped. Can anyone provide information on his whereabouts? Phone number: 0660/7171453.
A little beauty wandered in!
On September 26, 2026, this female kitten was found in Angerberg Baumgarten and brought to the Wörgl animal shelter. She is not microchipped. Who is missing their little girl? Phone number: 0664/8495351.
Who does this tomcat belong to?
This adorable tomcat wandered into Kirchbichl on Kirchstieglstraße quite some time ago. He is not neutered, not microchipped, and has only one eye. He is now at the Wörgl Animal Shelter, where he’s patiently waiting for his special people. Does anyone know him or his owners? Please call 0664/8495351 with any information.
Has anyone seen “Caesar”?
In Kühtai, near the Graf-Ferdinand-Haus, a desperate search has been underway since September 13, 2026, for a long-haired male Chihuahua. He ran away after being startled by a large dog. Since then, there has been no trace of the shy little dog.
Where is “Pippilotta” hiding?
Since August 31, 2026, this sweet indoor cat has disappeared without a trace from the center of Niederndorf. Has anyone seen her or knows where she might be right now? Please call 0676/84225724 with any information.
The Tyrolean Animal Welfare Association and its animal shelters are another point of contact for anyone who is missing their pet, has found a stray, or would like to give a sweet little animal a new chance by offering it a cozy home. On the website www.tierschutzverein-tirol.at, you’ll find contact information for the individual animal shelters as well as plenty of information about these lovable animals.
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