Lost Pet Recovery Steps
Losing a pet is stressful, and it can be unclear on what you should be doing in order to find them. This checklist should help you with the process of trying to recover your lost pet.
Lost Pet Recovery
Should I Advertise My Lost Dog (or Cat) on Craigslist?
The internet has made reuniting lost pets with their owners much easier. Posting a lost pet to Facebook groups, and your own Facebook profile, can be very helpful. Craigslist is another online tool that many people turn to. But is advertising your lost pet on Craigslist a good idea?
Making Posters & Flyers To Find Your Lost Pet Infographic
Here are five things to keep in mind when preparing to create posters.
1. Use phrases that instantly capture people’s attention such as “Lost Dog”.
Infographic of What You Need To Create a Lost Pet Tool Kit
No one plans to lose their pet but it's better to prepare in case a pet does go missing. The infographic below highlights everything you should have on hand in case your pet goes missing. Remember, if you have these things on hand, the less time you will spend gathering the materials and the more time you can put into your search for your missing pet.
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Tagging Your Car Can Help Find Your Lost Dog Infographic
Certain types of dogs can cover a lot of ground in a short period of time. An aloof dog may avoid strangers and head out of your neighborhood to a more secluded area such as nearby woods.
Tagging your car can help get the word out about your missing dog while you search outside your neighborhood.
Creating an Intersection Alert To Find Your Pet Infographic
An intersection alert gets people’s attention while they’re passing through an intersection. You will see stores, charities, and schools create intersection alerts to advertise, rally support, and or bring awareness to something.
5 Reasons Why You Need Multiple Numbers on Your Pet’s ID
Today we lead busy lives and it's common for families to have multiple phone numbers. It's important to associate all of the phone numbers, plus any other contacts that may be able to help your pet get home, with your pet. That's not possible with traditional pet ID tags but it is possible with an smart tag that links to a comprehensive online profile.
Creating an Intersection Alert To Find Your Pet
5 Common Scenarios of Lost Cats
1) The most common scenario, while (believe it or not), is the cat getting trapped in a tree, on a rooftop, or somewhere else they do not feel safe escaping on their own. This is dangerous, especially in the summer months, because your cat needs water and food. If stranded waiting for help for too long, it can become a life-threatening emergency.
What To Do If Your Pet is Missing on Vacation
Vacations are one of the most common opportunities for a pet to become lost. Because you’re out of your pet’s familiar comfort zone, and are unlikely to know those around you, it may be even more difficult than usual to retrieve a pet that has gone missing during a family vacation.
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