When a child is missing, an Amber Alert is issued and the surrounding area, even the nation, goes to work to locate the child and return them safely home to their loved ones.
PetAmberAlert.com uses the same advanced technology to help spread the word rapidly about your lost dog, lost cat, or any type of lost pet!
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Step One: First you provide information about your case. We will need your name, phone, pet’s name, age, breed, color, the location last seen, photos and any other relevant details. Our staff will then analyze your case and create a professionally designed poster. Our easy to remember name and Logo are invaluable because posters get taken down and PetAmberAlert.com is easy to remember. Our lost pet database makes it easy to find and contact you if anyone calls us about your pet.
Step Two: We will phone alert thousands of your neighbors within minutes using state of the art technology. We also fax a custom designed missing pet poster to your local Veterinarian, Animal Shelters, Animal Control, Police Stations, Media Outlets and Pet Stores in the area where your pet was last seen. Pet Amber Alert Posters are delivered the same day via FAX to pet agencies Recipients are then encouraged to photocopy the posters and to post up at least 10 copies around the local vicinity.
Step Three: Your pets information is seen by hundreds of people, pet businesses and agencies in your local area. There are hundreds of people in the know about your lost pet and they are looking out for them throughout the day. When your pet is found or sighted by someone, they call our hotline or visit our website to report it and we contact you with the good news
The PetAmberAlert went out and in 4 hrs I received a call to come pick him up from the people who found him. Thank you so much for all you do!
Bert is home safe and sound. The whole neighborhood knew he was missing, and I credit you for that. Thank you so much for your help!
My neighborhood just came alive with this, amazing the number of people that helped find her. Neighbors even went outside and kept calling my dogs name.
Quest was lost in a remote mountain area for seven days. He was eventually found by a lady who received a PetAmberAlert days earlier.
