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RAPID RESPONSE

WHEN A DOG GOES MISSING IN A DANGEROUS LOCATION

My name is Dave Rimmer, founder of Eye In The Sky Drones

Losing a beloved dog is incredibly distressing. Our mission is to provide a focused, technology-driven response to help bring lost dogs home safely.

We are a dedicated team that responds on the ground only where there is an immediate risk to life, such as incidents involving railways, cliffs, or water. In these high-risk situations, rapid, coordinated action can be critical.

Alongside this, we provide nationwide remote support via phone and email, offering structured guidance, search strategy advice, and practical next steps. Where required and appropriate, we are able to travel across Dorset and parts of Hampshire and Wiltshire for life-risk deployments.

We are committed to providing clarity and reassurance during an overwhelming time, using advanced thermal imaging aerial drones, underwater submersible drones, and handheld technology where appropriate to help locate and reunite lost dogs with their families.

JOIN THE TEAM

Become part of a dedicated not-for-profit team helping locate and reunite lost dogs across England.

Whether you fly drones or assist on the ground, your skills can make a difference.

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We Found a LOST Dog With A Thermal Drone

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I Flew The Mavic 3 Thermal Drone!

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Drone Thermal Camera is INSANE

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Can We Make This Truck Invisible to the Drone in Broad Daylight?

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Can We Find A Target At Night With The Drone Thermal Camera

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Why Dogs Go Missing on Walks

Why Dogs Go Missing on Walks

Why Dogs Go Missing on Walks

Insights from real search experience with Eye In The Sky Every year, families contact Eye In The Sky after a dog goes missing during what started as a completely normal walk. A familiar field. A regular woodland route. A park visited hundreds of times before. Based on our experience supporting lost dog searches, dogs do not “just run off.” There is always a trigger. Understanding that trigger is one of the most important parts of planning a safe and effective search. Below

Why Heavy Rain Can Be Dangerous for Dogs

Why Heavy Rain Can Be Dangerous for Dogs

Why Heavy Rain Can Be Dangerous for Dogs

Heavy rain can turn a routine dog walk into a high-risk situation within minutes. Rising rivers, unstable banks and slippery ground create hazards that are not always obvious until it is too late. When scent trails are washed away and visibility drops, dogs are more likely to become disoriented or panic. Understanding how wet weather changes the landscape is one of the simplest ways to prevent your dog from becoming lost.

Lost Dog Mistakes

Lost Dog Mistakes

The 3 Biggest Mistakes Owners Make When Searching for a Lost Dog

When a dog goes missing, panic often leads owners to make decisions that unintentionally make the situation worse. Shouting, chasing, and sending out large search groups can push a frightened dog further away. The first 1–3 hours are critical, and having a calm, informed plan can make all the difference. Understanding what not to do is just as important as knowing what to do.

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