Lost your dog in Lincoln? We get Lincoln looking today.
Losing your dog in Lincoln is horrible, and the first hours matter most. We put a paid alert in front of people near your exact last-seen spot on Facebook and Instagram, so locals know who to look for.
Takes 2 minutes · a Priority alert has an estimated reach of 50,000+ people nearby
Set up personally by ConorAn alert built around Lincoln, not a generic blast.
A lost dog around Lincoln is usually seen by someone within days, the problem is that the person who sees them has no idea anyone's looking. Your alert closes that gap for this corner of Canterbury, putting your dog's face in local feeds within hours.
Dogs travel, so the alert doesn't have to stop at the town line. If sightings point towards Ladbrooks, Prebbleton or Kennedys Bush, we widen the targeting to follow them.
- Your local council's animal control, who hold impounded dogs
- Mark your pet missing on the NZ Companion Animal Register (animalregister.co.nz)
- Post to LostPet.co.nz and your local lost-pet pages
- Ring nearby vets and your closest SPCA centre
Send a photo & where in Lincoln
A clear photo and roughly where in Lincoln 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 Lincoln.
It reaches beyond Lincoln 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 Lincoln 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.
Cover every base around Lincoln.
Paid reach finds the people who'd never see a post. Alongside it, tick off the free official channels for where you are, they catch the dog who's already been picked up or handed in.
Alongside your alert, cover the official New Zealand channels.
- Strays around Lincoln are handled by Selwyn District Council. Report your dog missing and check found dogs on their lost dog page.
- Mark your pet missing on the NZ Companion Animal Register (animalregister.co.nz)
- Post to LostPet.co.nz and your local lost-pet pages
- Ring nearby vets and your closest SPCA centre
Quick answers for Lincoln owners.
How fast can my alert go live in Lincoln?
Same day, usually. Your details reach us instantly and Conor builds and launches the campaign himself, whatever the hour, then sends you a link to your live ad.
What area around Lincoln does the alert cover?
As much or as little as the search needs. Local stays tight around the last-seen spot, Priority covers Lincoln and the area around it, and Priority+ goes wider still for up to a week. If your dog is on the move we can push the targeting outwards towards nearby areas like Ladbrooks and Prebbleton mid-search.
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 New Zealand?
Report your dog missing to Selwyn District Council, who handle strays around Lincoln, and check with nearby vets and shelters. A found dog is often already sitting with one of them, and your alert works alongside those channels rather than replacing them.
Missing near Lincoln, not in it?
Every hour matters. Let's get Lincoln 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.
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