Lost your dog in Ross Creek? We get Ross Creek looking today.
Your dog is somewhere near Ross Creek right now, and someone is going to walk past them. We make sure that person knows exactly who they're looking at, with a paid alert aimed at your last-seen spot.
Takes 2 minutes · a Priority alert has an estimated reach of 50,000+ people nearby
Set up personally by ConorAn alert built around Ross Creek, not a generic blast.
The alert is built around Ross Creek itself, not VIC as a whole: your last-seen spot, the streets and green spaces around it, and the routes out of town. Tight targeting first, then wider as sightings come in.
Dogs travel, so the alert doesn't have to stop at the town line. If sightings point towards Smythesdale, Smythes Creek or Haddon, we widen the targeting to follow them.
- Your local council rangers, councils hold impounded dogs
- Register the loss with a national database like Central Animal Records or your state's pet register
- Check your microchip details are up to date so a scanned dog reaches you
- Contact nearby vets, pounds and rescue groups
Send a photo & where in Ross Creek
A clear photo and roughly where in Ross Creek they went missing. Two minutes on your phone is all we need to start.
Conor builds the sponsored ad
He turns your dog's photo and details into a Facebook and Instagram advert, then aims it around the last-seen spot in Ross Creek.
It reaches beyond Ross Creek groups
Because it is paid, your alert can be shown to people nearby who may not be in your groups and may never see your own post.
Sightings come to you
People near Ross Creek recognise your dog and get in touch. Your number stays private unless you choose to show it.
Choose how far to spread the alert.
Start with a free alert to get your dog's advert live now, then expand the reach whenever you want. Bigger alerts use more Facebook and Instagram ad budget to reach more people across a wider local area.
Includes ad budget, setup, monitoring and report. No subscription. No hidden fees.
Refund guarantee: find your dog before your ad goes live and it's a full refund. Once it's live and getting its first impressions, we can't refund.
Estimated minimum reach. We frequently exceed these figures.
Quick answers for Ross Creek owners.
How fast can my alert go live in Ross Creek?
Fast. The moment you submit, we're notified by email and text, and Conor sets up every alert personally, day or night. Most alerts around Ross Creek can be live the same day you start.
What area around Ross Creek does the alert cover?
You choose the size. A Local alert covers the streets right around your last-seen spot, Priority pushes across Ross Creek and the surrounding area for 5 days, and Priority+ covers the whole wider area for a full week. As sightings come in we can widen it any time towards nearby areas like Smythesdale and Smythes Creek.
Do I have to share my phone number?
No. By default, sightings come through us and we pass them straight to you. Most owners choose to show their number so people can reach them directly, but that choice is entirely yours.
Who else should I tell in Australia?
Report your dog missing to local council rangers, shelters, rescues, and vets. A found dog is often already sitting with one of them, and your alert works alongside those channels rather than replacing them.
Missing near Ross Creek, not in it?
Every hour matters. Let's get Ross Creek looking for them.
It takes two minutes to send your details, and Conor takes it from there. Full refund if your dog is home before the ad goes live.
Get started for free