Meet the ones waiting.
Our adoptable list is managed by staff and refreshed as animals come into and out of care. If nothing appears below, reach out — we may have animals in intake, medical hold, or foster who aren't public yet.
Roxy
🐾 Meet Roxy! 🩷
Parker
Parker is a fun, goofy girl who loves playtime with dogs her size, long walks, and training games at home. While she loves the pool, she goes crazy for the water hose and could chase water all day…
Kiba
🐾 Meet Kiba 💛
Mariana
🐾 Meet Mariana 💕
Karly
Karly is one of the most beautiful German Shepherds you'll ever meet, and her personality is just as amazing. At only 1½ years old, she's a sweet, affectionate, and playful girl who loves everyone…
Carter
Sally
Adopting a rescue dog or cat in Las Vegas, step by step.
Lost & Found places dogs and cats across Southern Nevada. Animals come to us from the street, from owner surrenders and from shelters that are out of space \u2014 and they leave only when the match is right for both sides.
1. Browse who's available
Every animal on this page is in our care right now. Profiles list breed, age, temperament notes and anything a new home needs to plan for.
2. Send an application
Applications tell us about your household, other pets and daily routine. There are no trick questions — we are matching temperaments, not scoring you.
3. Meet in person
We arrange a meet with the animal and their foster. This is where most matches are confirmed, and where an honest “not this one” is always welcome.
4. Go home, stay in touch
Adopters leave with medical records and a direct line to us. Questions in week one — or year three — come straight back to our team.
Questions adopters ask us most.
Still unsure about something? Contact us and a real person will answer.
How do I adopt an animal from Lost & Found Animal Foundation?
Start by browsing the adoptable animals on this page. When someone catches your eye, submit an adoption application through our forms page. A team member reviews it, then arranges a meet so you and the animal can spend time together before anything is decided.
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Las Vegas and work across Southern Nevada, including Clark County. Adopters outside the immediate valley are considered case by case.
Why are there sometimes no animals listed?
Animals move through intake, medical care and foster homes before they are ready to be listed publicly. An empty list usually means everyone currently in our care is still being treated or evaluated. Contact us and we will tell you who is in care today.
What is foster-to-adopt?
Foster-to-adopt means an animal goes home with you as a foster first, so both sides can be sure the match works before the adoption is finalized. It is most often used for animals still finishing medical treatment or settling in. Ask us whether it is an option for the animal you are interested in.
Can I adopt if I already have pets or children?
Yes. We ask about the other animals and people in your household so we can match temperaments honestly. Some rescues do best as the only pet; others thrive in a full house.
How can I help if I cannot adopt right now?
Fostering, volunteering, sponsoring an animal's medical care and donating all directly keep animals in care. Every one of those roles frees up space for the next rescue.