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 four-legged friend was last seen to tierecke.tirol@kronenzeitung.at
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This young kitten seems to have been. She was found in Vomp on August 22 and taken to the Wörgl animal shelter. She appears to be only 8–10 weeks old and is not microchipped. Who does this kitten belong to? Phone number: 0664/8495351.
“Jango” has run off!
The young male cat has been missing without a trace since August 27 in Tarrenz, near the Dollinger warehouse. He’s an outdoor cat, neutered but not microchipped, and very friendly. Please call 0676/9408124 with any information.
“Cookie” needs to come home!
Cookie, a 3-year-old tortoiseshell cat, has been missing in Haiming (Wiesrainstraße) since early August. She is an outdoor cat, spayed, microchipped, small, and very dainty. It’s possible she may have been locked up somewhere. Please report any sightings to the following phone number: 0676/6737014.
Found...
On September 6, this tortoiseshell cat was spotted in Innsbruck (Franz-Fischer-Straße, at the corner of Templstraße). She is not at the animal shelter. Unfortunately, no further details are available. Does this little ball of fur look familiar to anyone? Please call 0512/581451 with any information.
Outdoor cat has gone missing!
The 10-year-old cat “Lilly” has been missing from Ebbs (Wagrain) since September 3. She is an outdoor cat, spayed but not microchipped. Lilly loves riding in cars and is very people-oriented and trusting. So it’s possible she may have hopped into a stranger’s car without anyone noticing. Please report any sightings to the following phone number: 0664/1000624.
Vanished without a trace!
“Pepe” simply took off on August 14 in St. Anton am Arlberg (Nassereinerstraße). This outdoor cat is neutered, not microchipped, and was last seen wearing a collar. His loving owners would greatly appreciate any information—please call: 0660/2823777.
Where are you, “Knirpsi”?
Knirpsi, the tortoise, has been missing in Götzens since August 30. He’s incredibly fast and loves to burrow under leaves. He is about 25 cm long. Please report any sightings by calling 0664/3552125.
Male dog turned up!
This male dog was found by the roadside in Langkampfen on August 31. He is not microchipped or neutered. Who does this sweet dog belong to? Wörgl Animal Shelter phone number: 0664/8495351.
“Teddy,” where are you?
This two-and-a-half-year-old male cat has been missing since August 30 in Kufstein, on Salurner Straße near JYSK. He’s a neutered outdoor cat and is microchipped. Has anyone spotted this handsome guy yet? Phone number: 0660/4502337.
Velvet Paws Spotted!
On September 6, this sweet cat was found in Hopfgarten near Penningdörfl and brought to the KUFvets veterinarians in Kufstein. Gender and other details are not yet known. Please contact the Wörgl Animal Shelter with any information at 0664/8495351.
Nowhere to be found!
On July 20, a one-year-old indoor cat ran away on Andreas-Hofer-Straße in Innsbruck. “Velia” has a black spot on her nose and paws of different colors. Does anyone know where this pretty feline is right now? Phone number: 0650/2325377.
Spotted in Innsbruck!
In Pradl on Egerdachstraße, a young tomcat has been roaming the neighborhood since late June 2026 and trying to get into every house. He is not microchipped, may be unneutered, and appears to have a lot of mites in his ears. The little guy is very playful and friendly, but dominant toward other cats. Please call 0664/8178750 with any information.
“Pumpkin” is missing!
The fox-red outdoor cat was last seen on July 22 in Inzing near Hilberweg. He is neutered and microchipped. Where are you hiding? Please report any sightings or information to the phone number: 0650/8633816.
Tortoise spotted!
This Greek tortoise was discovered on July 18 on the state highway between Sistrans and Lans. Is anyone missing their pet? Please call 0512/581451 with any information about the owners.
Gone!
In Telfs, near Hofer Untermarkt, there has been no sign of the four-year-old male cat “Max” since July 16. His loving owners miss him dearly. Please report any sightings to the following phone number: 0512/581451.
The Tyrolean Animal Welfare Association and its animal shelters are another point of contact 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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