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
Cat Found!
This cute tomcat was spotted in Arzl im Pitztal on June 23. He is neither microchipped nor neutered. The cat is now at the animal shelter, waiting for his special people. Phone number: 0512/581451.
August 6, 2026
Runaway!
Since June 26, there has been no sign of the 2-year-old male cat “Gustl” in Volders on Tagwalterstraße. He is neutered but not microchipped. He may be on his way back to his old home on Innstraße in Fritzens. Please report any sightings to the following phone number: 0660/5167599.
August 6, 2026
Missing!
In Breitenwang in Mühl, the cat “Kira” has been missing since June 22. She is an outdoor cat, spayed, and not microchipped. Her owners fear she may have been accidentally locked in somewhere. Has anyone seen this cat? Please report any tips or sightings to the following phone number: 0664/4692154.
August 6, 2026
She just wandered in!
This cat wandered into Eggerstraße in Kirchbichl back in late 2025. She is not microchipped and is not at the animal shelter! Does anyone know where she lives? Please call 0664/8495351 with any information.
August 6, 2026
Spotted in Kufstein!
This turtle was found on Mitterndorfer Straße in Kufstein. It was dropped off at the vet and then taken to the Wörgl animal shelter. Does anyone know its owners? Phone number: 0664/8495351.
August 6, 2026
Missing in Reith!
Since May 29, people have been searching for the dog “Karotti” in Reith near Kitzbühel on Tiefenbachweg, close to Astberg. He roams freely, is neutered, not microchipped, and very friendly. Phone number: 0665/8692642.
August 6, 2026
“Lilli,” where are you?
There has been no sign of this female cat in Ladis, Greit, since May 20. She roams freely, is spayed, and is not microchipped. Her loving owners miss her very much! Phone number: 0650/6089092.
August 6, 2026
Missing!
In Telfs on Saglstraße, the 7-month-old male cat “Sukar” has been missing since the night of July 4. He is neither neutered nor microchipped. He’s actually not very familiar with this area. Does anyone know where he is? Please report any information or sightings to the following phone number: 0676/5807116.
August 6, 2026
Turtle Found!
This water turtle was discovered in a garden on Hohen Weg in Innsbruck. She is now waiting at the Mentlberg Animal Shelter for her forever family. Please call 0512/581451 with any information.
August 6, 2026
Spotted!
This fox-red cat was spotted in Fritzens in February 2026. She’s been roaming the area for several months. She isn’t microchipped, but seems very friendly. Phone number: 0512/581451.
August 6, 2026
Crawled in...
...this Chinese striped tortoise crawled up to the lower Lend in Hall in Tirol on July 27. It is estimated to be 10 to 15 years old and measures about 20 centimeters. The little shelled creature has a few wounds that are healing. Please call 0512/581451 with any information.
August 6, 2026
Missing in Absam!
On July 31, the cat named “Zelda” was last seen in Absam on Grillparzerstraße. There has been no sign of her since then. She is an outdoor cat, 11 years old, and not microchipped. Does anyone know where she is now? Please report any sightings to the following phone number: 0664/2278925.
August 6, 2026
No trace!
In Wörgl, Gießen, people have been searching for the 10-month-old male cat “Emilio” since August 1. He is microchipped but not neutered. Does anyone know where this four-legged friend is hiding? Please call 0699/18283069 with any information.
August 6, 2026
He’s on the run!
In Leutasch on the Puite, the Icelandic gelding “Floki” has been missing since June 30. Does anyone know where he is right now? His owners want him to come back! Please report any sightings or tips to the following phone number: 0650/2703704.
July 17, 2026
Spotted!
In downtown Kramsach, near the Tigewosi apartment complexes, this cat has been wandering around for some time, begging for food and trying to get into the apartments. There have also been sightings on the other side of the Ache River, near the elementary school. Please report any information to the following phone number: 0664/8495351.
July 17, 2026
Stray...
...this fox-white male cat turned up on June 28 at Ötztal-Bahnhof on Birkenstraße. Unfortunately, no further details are known. Does anyone recognize this stray or is he missing? Please call: 0650/3056887.
July 17, 2026
Missing!
In Hall in Tirol on Zollstraße, people have been searching for the four-year-old cat “Sammy” since June 25. She is an outdoor cat, spayed, and microchipped. Sammy often tags along with people out for a walk. Perhaps she is in Hall’s old town. Please call 0664/2765104 with any information.
July 17, 2026
No sign of “Maxi”!
The house cat is about two years old and not microchipped. Maxi is very shy; he doesn’t approach strangers. He was last seen five days ago at Maximilianstraße 8 in Völs. Does anyone know where this four-legged friend is? Please call 0676/5466655 with any information or sightings.
July 17, 2026
The Tyrolean Animal Welfare Association and its shelters are another place to turn to for anyone who is missing their pet, has taken in 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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