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Have you ever lost a pet before? Did you put up posters
around your neighborhood in effort to help find your pet? Here are six tips fora more effective missing pet sign!
- Photo Selection – Make sure the photo you choose places much emphasis on your pet’s face. Often times, a picture of the full body can be hard to make out and a photo of the face alone will stick out a lot more.
- Text Selection – Be sure to pick a font that allows for bold letters that are easy to read from far away. Also, try not to write just “LOST DOG” or “LOST PET”, write the type of breed of dog that is missing to grab an onlooker’s attention.
- Sign Location - Most people tend to post missing pet fliers on streetlights or telephone poles. It may be more effective to make fliers on poster boards so they are larger and place them near a sidewalk or intersection.
- Number of Copies – The more copies, the better! Printing 150-200 copies is a good number. You will have plenty to post around town as well as handing out to individuals if you are looking for your pet by foot.
- Preparedness – Time is extremely crucial when a pet goes missing. The minute you realize your pet is gone you need to be prepared to find them. Have a missing pet kid ready to go at your convenience. Create a flier and update it each year with a new photo in case your pet ever goes missing, this way you don’t waste any time when you realize they’re gone.
- Hope – Don’t lose hope. Put your best effort forth in trying to look for your pet, and chances are they will return home!
Did you ever lose a pet? Did they come home? Let us know on
All Pet’s Facebook page linked HERE!
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