Important links So many times our pets ID tags get lost and they are then without proper identification.
As a Pet Detective I am oftentimes hearing owners say "My dog/cat just lost their tag a few days ago and now they are
missing." What better way to always keep your contact information on your pet than an embroidered collar? This has been
an invaluable way for me to always keep my contact information on my dogs without worry! Click here to view the products and
place an order. 5% of each order placed through this website will go to the Humane Society. Thank you! Embroidered
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A FABULOUS website for insight, information, tools and strategies to help you help your missing pet! Remember,
while Pet Detectives and their team of dogs are without a doubt an asset in many situations there are also many actions pet
owners can implement on their own. Created by one of our own Pet Detectives -we thank her for the dedication and support of
this invaluable aid! Fetch My Pet!
While many Pet Detectives work nationally there may be
someone close to you. When your pet goes missing it is EXTREMELY important that you check all shelters personally! It
is not enough to simply call or fax a photo to them and rely on the shelter to verify if your pet has been turned into them.
Shelters are extremely busy places and not only do faxes and photos get misplaced but people view animals differently and
what you may call a Maltese someone at the shelter may log in as a Lhaspo Apso. You may consider your cat a large sized Maine
Coon but the shelter may perceive your cat simply as a DSH. Most shelters will only hold an animal for 72 hours before making
that pet available for adoption! That is not a long period of time by any measure so timing is critical. Check the shelters
personally and frequently and be sure you are aware of ALL shelters in your area. Pet Detectives Near You
