Reach up to a million people nearby with your dog's photo, and improve your chances of finding them right away. Proven to work.
He slipped his lead near the park and was gone. I posted in every local Facebook group, walked the streets calling his name, and by dark I felt sick that it still wasn't enough. The people who might actually see him had no idea to look.
So I paid to put his face in front of everyone within a mile of where he vanished. A stranger messaged me forty minutes later. Frank was home that night.
Now I do this for other owners, properly and fast. Because the hours right after matter, and nobody should have to work out how the ads part works while they're panicking.
A clear photo or two, plus roughly where and when they went missing. Two minutes on your phone.
We build the missing-dog ad, define the audience around your last-seen spot, and set the targeting up the right way. You see it and approve before it goes live.
It goes out as paid ads on Meta and Google. Their systems keep finding more of the people near you most likely to spot your dog.
People message in. You decide how they reach you, and your number stays private unless you show it.
Posting in local groups is worth doing, but you're at the mercy of who follows them and how much the algorithm decides to show it. Paid advertising takes that out of chance.
More of the right people seeing the right face, faster, is simply a better shot at getting your dog home.
Your alert runs as paid advertising across Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and Google, in front of people right by where your dog went missing. Here's the shape of it, across a few different dogs.
Have you seen Frank? Please share, they're missing near Highbury Fields, N5.
Have you seen Maple? Please share, they're missing near Meanwood Park.
Have you seen Bruno? Please share, they're missing near off Cowley Road.
Have you seen Nala? Please share, they're missing near the canal, Hackney Wick.
Group posts, flyers and shares only travel so far. A paid campaign reaches far more people near you than any of them, and that reach is what brings sightings in, especially in moments like these.
When a dog's been stolen, quietly posting isn't enough. Put their face in front of as many people as you want across the area, so everyone knows to look, and knows they're not up for grabs.
A frightened dog bolts from anyone who gets close, going further each time. Getting the word out means people know not to chase, and to report exactly where they saw them, so you can go to them.
Lost dogs can cover serious ground. We follow the sightings and widen the search in the direction they're actually heading, not everywhere at once.
With nothing for a stranger to identify them by, the alert becomes their ID: their name, their photo, and how to reach you.
Bigger reach isn't always better, it's about matching where your dog likely is. You can always widen it later.
You're about to trust a stranger with your photos, your location and your money at the worst moment. Here's exactly where you stand.
Once your alert has run, we send you a plain summary: how many people it reached near you, what they said, and any sightings that came in, with contact details handled privately.
See a sample reportThe moment it goes live we send you a link to your own ad, then keep you in the loop the whole way through, right up to a report that proves what it did.
As soon as it's running, we send you a link so you can watch your dog's ad out in the wild for yourself.
We keep you posted on the messages and comments, so you know the second someone thinks they've spotted your dog, and we help you follow it up.
How many people it's reached, every like, share and comment, and any messages about your dog passed to you as needed.
At the end you get a report verifying exactly what happened: the reach, the engagement, and every sighting that came in.
Find your dog before your ad goes live? Full refund, guaranteed.Once it's live we can't refund, but every bit of reach is already out there working for you.
Fast. The moment you submit, we're notified by email and text and prioritise it right away. In working hours (9 to 5) campaigns are usually set up within 2 hours, often sooner.
No. By default, sightings come through us and we pass them to you. You can choose to show your number if you'd rather.
Send whatever you've got. A phone snap is fine, clear enough to recognise them is what matters, not a perfect shot.
Anywhere Facebook and Instagram run, which is almost everywhere. Tell us the spot and we'll target right around it.
Yes. Message us any time to widen it, pause it, or stop it if your dog is found. We hope you stop it soon.
Brilliant, tell us and we stop the alert. That is genuinely the best message we get.
Two minutes to start. Nothing runs until you've seen it and said yes.
Start an alert