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About 2 min
Tell us what happened
Your pet's photos, a short description, and a pin on the last-seen spot. That's all we need.
Built for urgent hours
Here's exactly what happens, from setup to sighting.
No black box. You'll know what your alert looks like, who sees it, and what happens when a neighbor spots your pet, before you pay a thing.
Free to set up. Live within the hour. See your alert running before you sleep tonight.
Step by step
Four steps from missing to found.
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Pick area
Choose your search area
We'll recommend coverage based on your pet's type and how long they've been missing. A cat gone two hours needs a different search area than a dog gone two days. You can always adjust.
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Launch
Launch your alert
Confirm and pay. Your alert typically goes live within the hour, and we send you a link so you can see it running yourself.
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Direct tips
Neighbors reach you directly
Sightings and tips go straight to you through the contact method you chose. The moment someone recognizes your pet, you'll know.
Before you start
Three things to have ready.
What to have ready
- 1-3 clear photos. Recent ones, showing markings. Phone photos are fine.
- Last-seen location. An address, intersection, or landmark.
- A short description. Type, color, size, name, and anything distinctive like a collar, limp, or shy behavior.
What every alert includes
- Your pet's photo shown to neighbors focused around the last-seen spot
- Direct contact from anyone who spots your pet
- Your alert details saved to your account
- A link to view your live alert yourself, so you know it reached your neighbors
Choosing your area
How far should your alert travel?
The right answer depends on your pet, not your wallet. As a rule of thumb: cats usually stay within a few blocks; dogs can cover miles in a day. The preview shows how far each option extends and roughly how many neighbors it reaches.
Balanced · $110
Multi-Neighborhood Search, our most common choice
Wide enough to catch a pet drifting outward, focused enough that every view counts.
- The right fit when there is no confirmed sighting yet
- Covers the distance a dog typically travels in the first 24 hours
- Suits most pets, most situations
Your alert goes live within the hour. You get a link to see it running yourself.
Search radius~2.7 mi
Neighbors reached4,500-8,150
Reach estimates are directional. Actual numbers depend on how many people live in your area. What we guarantee is delivery: your alert goes live within the hour, and you get a link to see it for yourself.
See a real alert
This is what your neighbors will see.
Your alert is built for instant recognition in a fast-moving feed: a big clear photo, the essentials, and how to reach you. Here's a real example.
After you launch
What happens once your alert is live.
Within the hour
Your alert goes live and we email you a link to see it for yourself.
The first 48 hours
We concentrate most of your alert's intensity early, when your pet is closest and recognition is most likely. This is also when most reunions in our stories happened.
Throughout the window
Keep up the ground search. Flyers, shelters, neighborhood groups. Your alert runs in parallel, day and night, including while you sleep.
If your pet comes home
Tell us! We'll stop the alert and celebrate with you. We may ask if you'd like to share your story. No obligation.
If the window ends without a reunion
We'll send you a guide on longer-term search steps that actually work.
Ready to get thousands of eyes looking?
Five minutes of setup. Live within the hour. A link to see it running yourself.
Start My SearchFree to set up · Live within the hour · See your alert running before you sleep tonight