Preparation for your Lost Pet Communication Session

Your lost pet session has 3 parts and is done the same day.

  • Part 1: Communication with Your Pet. The lost pet communication begins with a telepathic communication between me and your pet. I gather essential information about your pet during this session. This includes their well-being, surroundings, and location. This part is done without your participation so I can be totally focused with no distractions.
  • Part 2- Communication with Owner. After connecting with your pet, I communicate with you via phone to share the information I received from your pet.
  • Part 3- Collaboration between Me and You. On that same phone call, you and I collaborate to fine tune my initial reading. We will use your local site knowledge for this part. For example, with your familiarity with the local area, you can request I ask the animal about certain sounds or sights that might help fine tune the location. Are you hearing water? Are there kids walking by? Is the road you are by busy or rural? Did you hear me calling? Did you cross the road etc.? During this call, you will have an opportunity to communicate directly with your pet in real time to assess their wellbeing, calm them, and reassure them that you are searching for them. We will also get real time responses to your questions.

A Lost Pet Communication Session is critical to helping you find your pet. Please follow the below preparation guide to make the most of your session.

Send me the following information before the session.
Send to [email protected].

  1. Photo with eyes showing of your lost animal.
  2. Age, Name and relationship to you of the lost animal.
  3. Date, physical address where lost*, and circumstances of loss.
  4. Address of any confirmed sightings.
  5. Photo, name, age of any other pets in the household who may be able to give insight into the pet’s wellbeing and location. We may communicate with these animals during the session as well.
  6. Search efforts thus far.

I will pull up a map while I communicate with your animal to help me understand the area.

Although, a Lost Pet Animal Communication session will greatly increase your chances of reuniting with your furry family member, there’s no guarantee of success due to the number of variables involved in recovery.

Lost Pet Tips

Tips for Finding a Lost Pet:

  • Stay Calm and Positive: Try to remain calm and positive during your search. Pets can often sense your emotions, so a calm demeanor can help in their return.
  • Search the Immediate Area: Start by searching the vicinity where your pet was last seen. Pets sometimes hide nearby when they are scared.
  • Enlist Help: Ask friends, family, and neighbors to assist in the search. More eyes can increase the chances of spotting your pet.
  • Create Flyers: Design and distribute flyers with a clear photo of your pet, your contact information, and a brief description of your pet’s appearance and any distinguishing features.
  • Use Social Media: Share your pet’s information on social media platforms, local pet groups, and community pages. Include photos and relevant details to reach a wider audience.
  • Contact Local Animal Shelters: Call or visit local animal shelters and rescue organizations to provide them with information about your lost pet.
  • Check Online Lost and Found Pet Databases: There are websites and apps dedicated to helping reunite lost pets with their owners. Post your pet’s details and regularly check for updates.
  • Utilize Pet Recovery Services: Consider using pet recovery services or apps that use GPS tracking or community networks to locate lost pets.
  • Set Traps and Lures: If your pet is lost in a specific area, consider setting humane traps and using familiar items (like their bed or toys) as lures.
  • Don’t Give Up: Keep searching and networking. Pets have been reunited with their owners weeks or even months after going missing. Persistence can pay off.
Online Resources
  • Petfinder (www.petfinder.com): Petfinder is a popular online platform where you can search for lost or adoptable pets. You can also post your lost pet’s details for free.
  • Lost Pet USA (www.lostpetusa.net): This website allows you to create and share a lost pet listing in your area, making it easier for others to help you search.
  • Nextdoor (www.nextdoor.com): Nextdoor is a neighborhood-based social network where you can post about your lost pet and reach out to neighbors for assistance.
  • Finding Rover (www.findingrover.com): Finding Rover is a facial recognition app for pets. You can upload a photo of your lost pet, and the app will search for matches in its database.
  • Facebook Lost and Found Pet Groups: Many local communities have Facebook groups dedicated to lost and found pets. Search for these groups in your area and join them to share your pet’s information.
Special Situations

Tips for Finding a Lost Shy Indoor Cat:

  • Stay Calm and Patient: Shy indoor cats are more likely to stay close to the place they were lost from. Be patient and look in quiet, sheltered areas nearby.
  • Search Indoors First: Check every nook and cranny inside your home. Shy cats may hide in closets, under furniture, or in tight spaces when frightened.
  • Expand Search Area Gradually: Start your search in the immediate vicinity of your home. Gradually expand your search radius outward in small increments.
  • Use Tempting Lures: Place your cat's food, favorite treats, or a familiar blanket outside your door to attract them back home.
  • Set Up a Safe Space: Create a quiet, comfortable area with your cat's bedding and scent to lure them back.
Tips for Finding a More Outgoing or Outdoor Cat:
  • Search Wider Areas: Outdoor cats have a tendency to roam further from home. Expand your search radius to include nearby streets, parks, and neighboring yards.
  • Ask Neighbors and Local Businesses: Inquire with neighbors, local businesses, and regular outdoor cat feeders if they have seen your cat.
  • Look for Hiding Spots: Check under porches, in sheds, and in any secluded outdoor spots where your cat might have taken refuge.
  • Use a Trail Camera: Consider using a motion-activated trail camera in areas where you suspect your cat may visit.
  • Set Up Food and Familiar Scents: Place your cat’s food and a piece of clothing or bedding with your scent outside your home to attract them.
Tips to Prevent Pet Theft:
  • Keep Your Pet Secure: Always supervise your pet when they are outdoors and use a leash or harness for dogs. Make sure your yard is secure with fences and locked gates.
  • Microchip and ID Tags: Ensure your pet is microchipped and has a collar with an ID tag displaying your contact information.
  • Avoid Leaving Pets Unattended: Never leave your pet unattended in a car or tied up outside a store, as this can make them vulnerable to theft.
  • Be Cautious Online: Be careful about sharing too much information about your pet, including its location, on social media.
Resources for Pet Theft Concerns:
  • Pet Theft Awareness (www.pettheftawareness.com): This website provides information and resources to help pet owners prevent theft and offers guidance on what to do if your pet is stolen.
  • Report to Local Authorities: If you suspect your pet has been stolen, report it to your local law enforcement and animal control agencies immediately.
  • Social Media Awareness: Share information about your missing pet, including photos and details, on social media platforms to raise awareness in your community.
  • Local Lost and Found Pet Groups: Join local online lost and found pet groups or forums to connect with others who have experienced pet theft and can offer support and advice.
  • Community Watch Groups: If available in your area, consider joining or starting a neighborhood watch group that focuses on pet safety and awareness.
  • Remember that preventing pet theft is crucial, so take necessary precautions to ensure your pet’s safety, and act swiftly if you suspect theft has occurred.

Remember that every lost pet situation is unique, and it may take time and effort to reunite with your beloved companion. Stay persistent, use these resources, and keep hope alive while searching for your lost pet.