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Pet Sightings will help you find your pet if your pet is on the
run. The key is to spread the word and get as many
sightings as possible. There may be patterns to a dog's
behaviour that you can spot if enough sightings are entered.
The two key factors in a sighting are:
1) The older a sighting gets, the less valuable it is.
2) Identifying the pet the sighting was for. It's
critical to get the sighting info to the owner of the pet so
they can act quickly. However, a sighting of a black dog
could be one of 10 different dogs missing in that area. As
more sightings are reported, the certainty of the pet it is,
should increase.
If a sighting is entered for a particular pet, only the pet
owner will be notified. Each pet owner has the ability to
control the release of the sighting information. The owner
may not want the sighting information released because they are
afraid a large group of people may spook their pet.
When a sighting is entered, the person entering the sighting
picks pets in the area they think it may be and ranks the
certainty of their sighting. Be sure to turn on your Mobile
Alerts so that sightings will be sent to your mobile phone.
You will find the set up for this by clicking on the
Subscriptions tab and then mobile alerts. |
