We show your missing-pet alert to thousands of neighbors on social media – right around the spot where your pet was last seen.
Features
- Custom specific geographically targeted social media ads showing every one on social media in the vicinity that your pet is missing and asking if your pet has been seen.
- Vets, Animal houses, pounds, animal protection services which are all within the reported area get alerted instantly.
- You get a free printable poster with a QR linking back to your own personal online dashboard.
- You get your own analytics dashboard where you can watch live as the search takes place
- We keep you updated every step of the way with live emails.
Use Cases
PawAlarm is for the loving pet parent who just wants to see their missing pet get home safe and sound.
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Comments
Notifying vets and shelters in the area right away is the part I'd value most, since that's often where found pets end up. Can owners add the microchip number and a few close-up photos of markings or the collar to that notice, so staff can match a pet at intake? And once the pet is home, does marking it as found stop the ads immediately and switch the QR poster page to a "found, thank you" message so neighbours stop calling?
The free printable QR poster is a really thoughtful touch. It means even people who can't afford the ads get something useful. When someone scans the QR, what do they see: the owner's phone number, or a relay/form? Keeping owners' numbers private seems important, because lost-pet posters sometimes attract scam calls. Wishing you lots of happy reunions 🐾
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Notifying vets and shelters in the area right away is the part I'd value most, since that's often where found pets end up. Can owners add the microchip number and a few close-up photos of markings or the collar to that notice, so staff can match a pet at intake? And once the pet is home, does marking it as found stop the ads immediately and switch the QR poster page to a "found, thank you" message so neighbours stop calling?
The free printable QR poster is a really thoughtful touch. It means even people who can't afford the ads get something useful. When someone scans the QR, what do they see: the owner's phone number, or a relay/form? Keeping owners' numbers private seems important, because lost-pet posters sometimes attract scam calls. Wishing you lots of happy reunions 🐾
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