The Lost Pet Research & Recovery Search Plan for Lost Outdoor-Access Cats is tailored specifically to lost outdoor-access cats and is based on research and data collected from over ten years of experience finding lost cats.  I am also the co-author of a published research article on lost cat behavior.

This guide includes how to find an outdoor-access cat lost from home as well as finding a displaced cat.  This includes cats lost away from home, newly adopted cats or those lost after a recent move.

Topics covered include:

• What you need to know about lost outdoor-access cat behavior
• Why outdoor-access cats go missing and how to focus your search based on your situation
• How to conduct an effective search
• When to use a search dog
• What is the probability that your cat will return on their own
• How to create truly effective lost cat posters and flyers
• What type of online advertising works and what is a waste of time and money
• Find out who you should contact during your search
• How to locate and catch your cat if they were lost or found away from home
  • How to safely catch your cat using a humane trap
  • Surveillance techniques to increase the chances of catching your cat
  • When to use a feeding station or scent lures
• How to effectively check potential sightings
• How to catch your cat if you see them

This search plan qualifies for our 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.  The guide is 16 pages long and is an instant download.  A downloadable link will also be emailed to the email address that you provide during checkout.

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If you use the correct search techniques right from the start you may be able to find your lost cat in less than a week and often within a few days.  On the other hand, if you try lots of other techniques first, it may take 2-4 weeks to find your lost cat, and some cats are never found.

The Lost Pet Research & Recovery Search Plan for Lost Indoor-Only Cats is tailored specifically to lost indoor-only cats and is based on research and data collected from over 10 years of experience finding lost cats.  I am also the co-author of a published research article on lost cat behavior.

Topics covered include:

• What you need to know about lost indoor-only cat behavior
• The effect of personality and outdoor experience on lost indoor cat behavior
• How to conduct a thorough physical search
• When to use a search dog
• How to lure your cat back home
• How to safely catch your cat using a humane trap
• Surveillance techniques to increase the chances of catching your cat
• When to use a feeding station (i.e. place food out for a missing cat)
• How to create lost cat posters and flyers that will get noticed
• What type of online advertising works and what is a waste of time and money
• Find out who you should contact during your search
• How to effectively check potential sightings so you don’t miss finding your cat
• How to catch your cat if you see them

This search plan qualifies for our 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.  The guide is 16 pages long and is an instant download.  A downloadable link will also be emailed to the email address that you provide during checkout.

IMPORTANT: Is your cat really indoor-only?  If you let your cat outdoors unsupervised for even short periods of time, you should instead look at the Search Plan for Lost Outdoor-Access Cats.

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The Guide to Finding a Pet Detective or Search Dog includes:

• Includes a Lost Pet Services Directory with links to pet detectives, search dog teams, lost pet trackers, Missing Animal Response Technicians, lost pet consultants and lost pet trappers.
  • Includes businesses, nonprofits and volunteer groups.
  • At least 75 lost pet services listed in the United States including over 40 with search dogs.  States covered include: AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, ID, IN, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, NC, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, PA, RI, SC, TX, VA, WA, and WY.
  • Lost pet services in Canada  include 4 in BC and 5 in ON.
  • Two pet detectives with search dogs listed in the U.K.
• Learn how to find local volunteers to assist you in your search or with trapping
• Links to websites of pet detectives and search dog teams willing to travel long distances
• How to avoid scams and select a reputable pet detective or search dog team.  The Lost Pet Services Directory now includes links to reviews for many businesses and nonprofit groups.
• Understanding how search dogs work and when to use one
• Actions to take prior to the search dog teams arrival to maximize the effectiveness of your search
• How to be fully prepared during the search with the search dog

The guide is 20 pages long and is an instant download.  You can download your copy after you finish your purchase.  But if you don’t, a downloadable link will also be emailed to you.

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The Lost Pet Recovery Instructions currently contain:

• Checklists and comprehensive Search Action Plans

• Using a Feeding Station to attract a lost pet
  • Know the risks involved and make an informed decision on when and where to use one
  • Learn effective baits and lures (i.e. non-food attractants)
  • Learn how to minimize problems with wildlife

• Online posting
  • Learn how to create safe and effective craigslist ads
  • The best places to post your lost pet on the internet
  • How to use social media (like Facebook) to help find your missing pet

• Posters & Flyers
  • Instruction on how to create highly-effective lost pet posters and flyers
  • Most effective placement of lost pet posters
  • Downloadable templates for posters and flyers

• Search Dogs
  • How to find a lost pet search dog
  • Understand how a search dog works and learn what situations they are most (and least) effective for locating a missing pet
  • Learn how to prepare for the arrival of the search dog to maximize the effectiveness of the search

• Surveillance
  • Understand how surveillance tools such as wildlife cameras and trap alarms can help you find your missing pet
  • Where to find a good yet affordable wildlife camera
  • Learn how to effectively set up a wildlife camera
  • Tips on how to view and interpret wildlife camera photos
  • Information on wireless trail cameras and how these can improve your search

• Trapping
  • Understand how trapping is an effective technique to find lost cats and skittish lost dogs
  • How to find a trap
  • Learn effective trapping techniques to avoid costly trapping mistakes
  • Information on catching hard-to-trap dogs and cats

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