Missing Pet Recovery Services, Inc. is temporarily suspending search services due to health issues. Missing Pet Recovery Services, Inc. is a Non-Profit Organization in North Carolina. We find pets go missing mostly due to human error. Basically, we go where your local Animal Control can't utilizing high tech surveillance equipment, GPS and trained search and recovery dogs. We provide phone consultations, searches, shelter checks, detection services, trapping services and thorough detection services.

In order to affect change and improve the welfare of animals in North Carolina, we are sponsoring a Loose Dog Recovery Program from July 4th - 11th, 2010. Our mission is to help reunite families with their lost pets that go missing on or about July 4th in Charlotte, NC and surrounding counties.

How can you help? Volunteers are needed to assist in pet searches by creating personalized door hangers, canvassing in areas we have detected the missing pet's scent. taking phone calls and referrals, maintaining document ion of any pets left in our care or micro-chipped, perform wellness checks, and dog walkers and kennel help.

Both donations and in-kind donations for operating expenses, fuel, feed, printing and on-going training of animal welfare volunteers. These volunteers will receive specialized training for animal welfare disaster preparedness training.

Since 2006, Missing Pet Recovery Services, Inc. has helped many pet owners recover their lost pets. Locally, we offer comprehensive lost pet recovery tips based on our cutting edge knowledge of lost pet behavior. We provide animal shelters with printed educational materials designed to assist those who have lost a pet.

Future plans, include establishing community based Loose Dog Recovery Programs across the state and beyond the Southeast.

We are developing educational seminars and providing working canine demonstrations for elementary and middle schools, as well as the public. Volunteers are needed to present these courses in their local area. We will provide training and materials to animal welfare workers across the state. Visit our Contact Page if you would like to volunteer.