Lewes Dogs
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Lost or found a dog?

Act fast, and tell everyone at once: the council's dog warden, the microchip database, the vets and the local groups. What to do first, step by step.

We pass alerts and sightings on, but we can't check who owns a dog. Meeting someone about one? Meet somewhere public, and ask for its microchip details or photos. More on this.

Dogs lost and found near Lewes

No alerts right now.

The first calls

Numbers from Raystede and the national list of dog wardens, read 2 Oct 2026.

Send us one

We check each one before it goes up, show only what you tick below, and take it down when the dog's home: just tell us.

Rather not post it? Tell the dog warden and DogLost (the first calls, above): they match lost and found dogs, and nothing goes on this site.

The dog is

Give us at least one of the dog's name, breed or a description, so people know who to look for.

The road, the path or the field, as near as you can.

Collar, size, nervous or friendly, which way they ran. If you've found a dog, keep one marking or detail back: the real owner can then prove the dog is theirs.

What we can show

What happens to what you send: privacy.