| For your dog, the best safety investment you can make is an ID Tag. If your dog becomes lost, it significantly increases their chance to be returned home again. Identification tags for pets come in many shapes, sizes, colors and materials. They usually can only be imprinted with your name, phone numbers or address.
The ID Tag by IDTag.com adds a 24/7 web-based system to help quickly reunite you with your dog. The IDTag.com Tags come in different, sizes shapes and colors. Each tag is engraved with an unique serial number that will be tied to your pets online profile.
This ID Tag system can quickly broadcast your pet profile information to local shelters, rescues and lost-pet websites to report your missing dog. This instant broadcast goes out to any of the 13,000 shelters, rescues and lost-pet websites within a 50 mile radius of your dogs last known location. You receive automatic notifications of which local shelters have received your lost pets information, so you can contact them personally.
You simply purchase an IDTag.com ID Tag for your dog and attach it to the collar. Visit IDTag.com to register the unique serial number on the tag. There is a $1.99 activation fee and you get your first 6 months of service for free. After the initial 6 months, you pay an annual fee of $9.95.
Next on IDTag.com, you complete your pet profile. This profile stores information describing your pet including unique features, allergies and special needs. You can even upload photos to help identify your pet. The profile includes information about you as well, including secondary contact details.
If your pet becomes lost, you would update the status online to LOST and include details such as when lost and where. You can also call them directly at (866)-60-FOUND (36863) Print flyers directly from your profile page and post the flyers everywhere you can.
Be sure to update your contact information if you should move or travel. Real-time information is critical if your pet becomes lost.
We lost a family dog in 2005 and were fortunate that two kind people found her after almost a whole month. She was lost during the coldest part of January and Im not sure how she survived. I was so happy to see her! You can read her story if you'd like.
If your pet becomes lost, dont give up on them. They want to come home and it could take a while. Do everything you can to find them and bring them home safely. |
