If your dog went missing around Speedway, the fastest thing you can do is get their face in front of the people who live there. We run a targeted paid alert on Facebook and Instagram, aimed right around your last-seen spot.
Takes 2 minutes · a Priority alert has an estimated reach of 50,000+ people nearby
Set up personally by ConorEvery alert we run around Speedway, in Indiana, is set up personally by Conor and aimed at the area that actually matters: your last-seen spot and the streets around it. As sightings come in, we shift the targeting to follow them.
Dogs travel, so the alert doesn't have to stop at the town line. If sightings point towards Clermont, Indianapolis or Fairfield Heights, we widen the targeting to follow them.
A clear photo and roughly where in Speedway they went missing. Two minutes on your phone is all we need to start.
He turns your dog's photo and details into a Facebook and Instagram advert, then aims it around the last-seen spot in Speedway.
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.
People near Speedway recognise your dog and get in touch. Your number stays private unless you choose to show it.
Frank slipped his lead near the park and was gone. My friend posted in every local Facebook group and walked the streets for hours, but the people who might actually spot him had no idea to look. I'd spent a decade running paid ads for a living, and I couldn't just watch it not be enough.
So we paid to put his face in front of everyone within ten miles of where he vanished. A stranger messaged forty minutes later. Frank was home that night.
That's when it clicked. Now I do this for other owners, properly and fast, because the hours right after matter and nobody should have to work out the ads part while they're panicking.
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Open the local directoryThese are public lost-dog alerts published by Find Dogs Fast. Each one links back to its original Facebook post so you can see the source for yourself.
Personal phone numbers and private email addresses have been removed here.
Find Dogs FastPublished on FacebookLost dog — Midwest City, OK
King is missing from around Northeast 13th Place (73130). He’s a Belgian/German Shepherd mix and had been out since Sunday.
He may be scared and won’t come to strangers. Don’t chase him. If you see him, reply through the original Facebook post or message Find Dogs Fast right away.
Find Dogs FastPublished on FacebookMissing dog near you
Cardie, a small Pomeranian, was last seen near Idaho Street in North Park, San Diego on June 27.
Please keep an eye out and check nearby streets, gardens, yards, garages and hiding places. Contact Find Dogs Fast through the original Facebook post with any sighting.
Find Dogs FastPublished on FacebookMissing dog — Manhattan
A small tan and cream Mixed/Pomeranian was last seen near 1508 Amsterdam Avenue on July 9.
If seen, send Find Dogs Fast the exact location, time, direction of travel and a photo if safe. Please share with people around Manhattanville and Hamilton Heights.
Find Dogs FastPublished on FacebookMissing dog near you
Tilly, a white and brown Cockapoo, was last seen near KT18 7NS at around 8:15am.
Please keep an eye out and check nearby streets, gardens, sheds and garages. Contact Find Dogs Fast through the original Facebook post with any sighting.
Find Dogs FastPublished on FacebookMissing dog near you
Schwarz, a friendly black and tan Doberman wearing a pink collar, was last seen near Heads Road, Donvale on 14 June 2026.
Please check nearby streets, gardens, sheds and garages. Contact Find Dogs Fast through the original Facebook post with any sighting.
Find Dogs FastPublished on FacebookMissing dog near you
Axel, a small red/brown dachshund, was last seen near High Street, Wincanton, BA9 9HP on 9 July.
Please check nearby gardens, sheds, garages and streets. Contact Find Dogs Fast through the original Facebook post with any sighting.
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.
Real searches, real reach. Here's what it's been like for people who ran an alert with us.
A stranger messaged me within the hour. Bella was two streets away, hiding under a car. I'd never have reached that person with a normal Facebook post.
We'd been searching two days with nothing. The alert went out and by that evening we had three sightings. Found him the next morning.
I'd put up posters for days. This reached more people in one afternoon than all of them combined.
Honestly didn't expect much, but the reach was unreal. Thousands of people near us saw Milo's face.
Found within 36 hours. I genuinely believe the ad is why. Someone recognised her from it.
We didn't find our dog in the end, but the ad was seen by so many people, neighbours and friends included. I can see exactly why it works for others, it just wasn't our outcome this time. A great service, I'd still recommend giving it a try.
Set it up for my mum when her dog bolted on bonfire night. So easy, and a neighbour spotted him from the ad.
They kept me updated the whole way through, and the report showed exactly how far it had travelled. Felt looked after at the worst time.
Worth every penny. The peace of mind of knowing it was actually being seen, not just sitting in a group feed, was everything.
Quick to set up, and a real person checked it before it ran. Two sightings within a few hours.
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.
Two minutes to send. Conor picks it up straight away and handles the whole setup for you.
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, report your dog missing through the official UK channels.
Alongside your alert, work the official US channels for a lost pet.
Alongside your alert, use the official Australian channels.
Alongside your alert, cover the official New Zealand channels.
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.
As much or as little as the search needs. Local stays tight around the last-seen spot, Priority covers Speedway 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 Clermont and Indianapolis mid-search.
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.
Report your dog missing to local animal control, 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.
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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