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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.

Dave Rimmer
Dec 28, 20253 min read


FindMyPup: A Fast, Reliable Web App to Support Lost Dog Searches
FindMyPup is a fast, intuitive web app designed to support dog owners the moment their dog goes missing. It gathers key information, generates a personalised action plan, provides accurate Google Maps and What3Words locations, and creates a clear report for search teams. Built to save time and improve coordination, FindMyPup helps owners and search organisations respond quickly and effectively.

Dave Rimmer
Dec 19, 20254 min read


Thermal Drones: The Game-Changers in Finding Lost Dogs
As a drone pilot involved in search and rescue, I’ve witnessed firsthand the remarkable advantages that thermal drones bring to the...

Dave Rimmer
Jul 5, 20243 min read


How Weather Conditions Impact Thermal Drones in Pet Searches
As a drone operator specialising in the search for lost pets, I want to share some important insights about how different weather...

Dave Rimmer
Jun 30, 20244 min read
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