Reach up to a million people in your local area, fast. We get your dog's photo in front of people near the last-seen spot, on Facebook and Instagram, within hours.
Takes 2 minutes · a Priority alert reaches 120,000+ people nearby
Set up personally by Conor · last alert launched today
Frank slipped his lead near the park and was gone. My friend posted in every local Facebook group and walked the streets for hours, but the people who might actually spot him had no idea to look. I'd spent a decade running paid ads for a living, and I couldn't just watch it not be enough.
So we paid to put his face in front of everyone within ten miles of where he vanished. A stranger messaged forty minutes later. Frank was home that night.
That's when it clicked. Now I do this for other owners, properly and fast, because the hours right after matter and nobody should have to work out the ads part while they're panicking.
Send a photo and roughly where your dog went missing, that's your bit. From there Conor builds the ad, sets the targeting and gets it live, then keeps you posted the whole way. You put your energy into the search.
A clear photo or two, plus roughly where and when they went missing. Two minutes on your phone is all we need to start.
We build the missing-dog ad, define the audience around your last-seen spot, and set the targeting up the right way, then get it live for you as fast as we can.
It goes out as paid ads across Facebook and Instagram. Meta's systems keep finding more of the people near you most likely to spot your dog.
People near you recognise your dog and get in touch. You choose how, and your number stays private unless you decide to show it.
Posting in local groups is worth doing, but you're at the mercy of who follows them and how much the algorithm decides to show it. Paid advertising takes that out of chance.
More of the right people seeing the right face, faster, is simply a better shot at getting your dog home.
Your alert runs as paid advertising across Facebook and Instagram, boosted by Find Dogs Fast in front of people right by where your dog went missing. Already made a missing-dog poster? We can run that as the image too. Here's the shape of it, across a few different dogs.
🔴 MISSING DOG — Buddy. Have you seen this golden retriever? Last seen near Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Please share with anyone local, and message us the moment you spot Buddy, or any dog like them, day or night. A single sighting from someone nearby is often what brings a lost dog home.
HAVE YOU SEEN BUDDY?
HAVE YOU SEEN MAPLE?🔴 MISSING DOG — Maple. Have you seen this border collie? Last seen near Malham, Yorkshire Dales. Please share with anyone local, and message us the moment you spot Maple, or any dog like them, day or night. A single sighting from someone nearby is often what brings a lost dog home.
🔴 MISSING DOG — Bruno. Have you seen this french bulldog? Last seen near Fitzroy, Melbourne. Please share with anyone local, and message us the moment you spot Bruno, or any dog like them, day or night. A single sighting from someone nearby is often what brings a lost dog home.
HAVE YOU SEEN BRUNO?
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HAVE YOU SEEN NALA?🔴 MISSING DOG — Nala. Have you seen this labrador? Last seen near St Clair Beach, Dunedin. Please share with anyone local, and message us the moment you spot Nala, or any dog like them, day or night. A single sighting from someone nearby is often what brings a lost dog home.
🔴 MISSING DOG — Otto. Have you seen this dachshund? Last seen near Lincoln Park, Chicago. Please share with anyone local, and message us the moment you spot Otto, or any dog like them, day or night. A single sighting from someone nearby is often what brings a lost dog home.
HAVE YOU SEEN OTTO?
🔴 MISSING DOG — Frank. Have you seen this golden cocker spaniel? Last seen near Dosrius, Barcelona. Please share with anyone local, and message us the moment you spot Frank, or any dog like them, day or night. A single sighting from someone nearby is often what brings a lost dog home.
Group posts, flyers and shares only travel so far. A paid campaign reaches far more people near you than any of them, and that reach is what brings sightings in, especially in moments like these.
When a dog's been stolen, quietly posting isn't enough. Put their face in front of as many people as you want across the area, so everyone knows to look, and knows they're not up for grabs.
A frightened dog bolts from anyone who gets close, going further each time. Getting the word out means people know not to chase, and to report exactly where they saw them, so you can go to them.
Lost dogs can cover serious ground. We follow the sightings and widen the search in the direction they're actually heading, not everywhere at once.
With nothing for a stranger to identify them by, the alert becomes their ID: their name, their photo, and how to reach you.
Real searches, real reach. Here's what it's been like for people who ran an alert with us.
A stranger messaged me within the hour. Bella was two streets away, hiding under a car. I'd never have reached that person with a normal Facebook post.
We'd been searching two days with nothing. The alert went out and by that evening we had three sightings. Found him the next morning.
I'd put up posters for days. This reached more people in one afternoon than all of them combined.
Honestly didn't expect much, but the reach was unreal. Thousands of people near us saw Milo's face.
Found within 36 hours. I genuinely believe the ad is why. Someone recognised her from it.
We didn't find our dog in the end, but the ad was seen by so many people, neighbours and friends included. I can see exactly why it works for others, it just wasn't our outcome this time. A great service, I'd still recommend giving it a try.
Set it up for my mum when her dog bolted on bonfire night. So easy, and a neighbour spotted him from the ad.
They kept me updated the whole way through, and the report showed exactly how far it had travelled. Felt looked after at the worst time.
Worth every penny. The peace of mind of knowing it was actually being seen, not just sitting in a group feed, was everything.
Quick to set up, and a real person checked it before it ran. Two sightings within a few hours.
Bigger reach isn't always better, it's about matching where your dog likely is. You can always widen it later.
Includes setup, creative, targeting, and ad spend. No subscription. No hidden fees.
Refund guarantee: find your dog before your ad goes live and it's a full refund. Once it's live and getting its first impressions, we can't refund.
You're about to trust a stranger with your photos, your location and your money at the worst moment. Here's exactly where you stand.
Once your alert has run, we send you a plain summary: how many people it reached near you, what they said, and any sightings that came in, with contact details handled privately.
See a sample reportThe moment it goes live we send you a link to your own ad, then keep you in the loop the whole way through, right up to a report that proves what it did.
As soon as it's running, we send you a link so you can watch your dog's ad out in the wild for yourself.
We keep you posted on the messages and comments, so you know the second someone thinks they've spotted your dog, and we help you follow it up.
How many people it's reached, every like, share and comment, and any messages about your dog passed to you as needed.
At the end you get a report verifying exactly what happened: the reach, the engagement, and every sighting that came in.
Find your dog before your ad goes live? Full refund, guaranteed.Once it's live we can't refund, but every bit of reach is already out there working for you.
Two minutes to send. Conor picks it up straight away and handles the whole setup for you.
Your details are with us. Conor will be in touch by email as he sets everything up, and to confirm the area. Keep an eye on your inbox.
Your reference:
Paid reach finds the people who'd never see a post. Alongside it, tick off the free official channels for where you are, they catch the dog who's already been picked up or handed in.
Alongside your alert, report your dog missing through the official UK channels.
Alongside your alert, work the official US channels for a lost pet.
Alongside your alert, use the official Australian channels.
Alongside your alert, cover the official New Zealand channels.
A clear photo or two, roughly where and when your dog went missing, and a few basic details like breed and any standout markings. That's enough for us to write the alert and start setting up the targeting.
Face, full body, collar, and any distinctive markings. A clear phone photo is fine, it doesn't need to be a professional shot, it just needs to be sharp enough that a stranger scrolling past recognises your dog.
We run alerts in the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand, anywhere Facebook and Instagram serve ads. Tell us the last-seen spot and we build the targeting around it.
A normal post only reaches your existing friends and whoever a group admin lets through. We run it as a paid ad, which puts your dog's photo in front of local people who aren't already following you or that group.
People in and around the last-seen area on Facebook and Instagram. Depending on the package, that can be a tight neighbourhood radius, a wider local area, or broader city-wide coverage.
It starts from the closest spot you can give us and widens from there depending on the package you choose. If the search area changes, message us and we can adjust the radius while the alert is running.
We write it. You send the photos and the details of where and when your dog went missing, and we turn that into the ad copy and creative, then get it live for you.
We keep an eye on comments and messages coming in and flag anything that looks like a genuine sighting. At the end you get a report of what happened, so you're not left guessing whether it actually worked.
No. You can keep your number private and have replies come through us first, which is worth doing since lost dog posts can attract scam messages from people with nothing useful to say.
Pricing depends on the package, area and duration you choose. Part of what you pay covers the setup, writing and monitoring work, and the rest is a real Meta ad budget spent putting your dog's photo in front of people nearby.
Yes. If the search widens or you want more reach, message us and we can move you up to a bigger package or extend the run without starting over.
Full refund if you find your dog or change your mind before the ad goes live, no questions asked. Once it's live and has started being shown, we can't refund it, because the ad budget is already being spent and our setup work is done. Refunds are never based on whether your dog is found.
No. You pay once per alert. There's no auto-renewal and nothing running in the background you'll need to remember to cancel.
No. No honest lost dog service can promise that. What the ad does is get more nearby people aware quickly, so a genuine sighting is more likely to reach you while it still matters.
You get a report showing how many people the alert reached, along with comments, shares, and any messages that came in, so you can see exactly what happened rather than taking our word for it.
Yes, definitely keep doing that alongside the alert. Contact shelters, vets, local animal control or council services, update your microchip register, put up flyers, and keep checking local lost dog groups.
You'll have the full report waiting: reach, engagement, and any sightings worth following up. If your dog is found before then, just message us and we'll stop the alert straight away.
Two minutes to start. Conor handles the whole setup for you.
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