Owning a Cat in Sweden
Owning a Cat in Sweden
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Microchipping & Registration
Jordbruksverket – Marking and Registering Cats
Märka och Registrera Katter
SVERAK ID Register
SVERAKs ID-register
SVERAKs ID-register – Information
SVERAK – Member Pages & Stud Book
Mina Katter – My Pages on SVERAK
Köpa Katt – Pedigree cats registered with SVERAK
FindUs – SVERAKs stud book for pedigree cats
SKK DjurID.se – Owner Registration
SKK DjurID.se – Owner register
SKK DjurID.se – Register as owner
SKK DjurID.se – Update your contact details
SKK DjurID.se – Change of Ownership
SKK DjurID.se – Transfer ownership of a cat
SKK DjurID.se – Lost & Missing Cats
SKK DjurID.se – My cat is missing
SKK DjurID.se – Search for a cat
ID-Registrets Saknade Katter – Missing cats
VILSE.NU – Missing cats
SKK DjurID.se – Deceased Cat
SKK DjurID.se – Deregister a deceased cat
International Microchip Database
Injured Animals
Svenska Djurambulansen
Emergency number: 0771 – 999 112
Animal Abuse & Welfare
Report animal abuse to the police. Animal cruelty is a criminal offence under Swedish law (Brottsbalken). If you suspect animal cruelty, report it to the police who will investigate.
- Stray animals that are not neglected
- Missing animals
- Wild animals in distress or found dead
- Animal-related crimes – laws and facts
- Found animals (alive or dead, including cats hit by vehicles)
- Theft or loss of an animal
- Children and animals in hot cars
- Animal abuse & cruelty – police work
Police non-emergency: 114 14 Emergency: 112
Neglected Domestic Animals
Report neglect of domestic animals to the County Administrative Board (Länsstyrelsen).
Länsstyrelsen – Report animal welfare problems (national)