Drone Pet Recovery

24/01/2026

Winter Storm Warning for Pet Owners

A major winter storm is moving in, bringing subzero temperatures and dangerous conditions.

Please keep a close eye on your pets.
• Keep pets indoors as much as possible
• Limit outdoor time to quick, supervised breaks
• Cold like this can be deadly in minutes, even for large or thick-coated animals

Every winter, pets go missing because they panic, get disoriented, or try to escape the cold. Prevention now is far easier than searching later.

If you love them, bring them in and keep them close.

15/01/2026

Take extra precautions with your pets the next few months

State officials recommend keeping small dogs and cats inside during this time of year. Here's what to know: https://fox8.com/news/coyotes-to-become-more-active-in-ohio-as-mating-season-begins/

15/01/2026

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Welcome Trey Larson! Trey has been a great addition to our thermal drone pilot network and brings valuable experience to the map.

Trey brings years of real world experience, a background in law enforcement, and a strong track record of successful searches. He has already been hired multiple times, earned five star reviews, and continues to show what professional, prepared drone work looks like.

You can find Trey listed on our website along with other vetted thermal drone pilots across the country.
If you are a pilot interested in joining or a pet owner looking for help, more information is available at the link in our bio.

10/01/2026

Thermal drones can be a helpful tool in some lost cat searches—but they don't make sense in every situation.

Cats tend to hide quietly and close to home, often in places drones can’t see into. That’s why understanding cat behavior and knowing when a drone search makes sense is just as important as the technology itself.

If your cat is missing and you’re not sure what the right next step is, we’re happy to talk it through with you.

Save this in case you ever need it—and share it with someone who might.

10/01/2026

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Welcome Tiffany Tryner, a Part 107–certified drone pilot based in Houston, Texas, and the first pilot to join our thermal drone pilot locator map.

Tiffany brings a genuine love for animals, flies a DJI Matrice 4T, and jumped right in—completing two searches and earning a five-star review within her first week on the map.

We’re excited to start highlighting the pilots who are part of this growing network and making themselves available when families need help.

If you’re a thermal drone pilot interested in being listed—or a pet owner looking for help—more details on our website. Link in bio.

07/01/2026

That’s why we’re building a national network of vetted thermal drone pilots.

When a pet goes missing, panic sets in fast. Families shouldn’t have to guess who to trust or where to turn. Our pilot map is designed to bring clarity, experience, and calm to one of the hardest moments a pet owner can face.

Launching soon.

31/12/2025

Every lost pet search starts with listening.

These are the questions we ask before flying so we understand the situation and set the search up the right way.

The drone is only as good as it's pilot.

31/12/2025

Celebrating the successful search for Kimba, found safe and sound near a creek. A moment we'll always cherish.

26/12/2025

When Yoda went missing, hope seemed lost. But with a drone and thermal imaging, they searched fields, woods, and roadsides. Every heat signature brought them closer... until they found him! The reunion says it all.

23/12/2025

We're revisiting one of our all-time favorite stories! Witness the heartwarming journey of Drone Pet Recovery as they embark on a challenging mission to reunite R***r, a lost dog, with his family just in time for Christmas. It's a real tear-jerker! Watch now and share the holiday spirit!

22/12/2025

As thermal drone pilots, we come prepared.
Extra batteries, lighting, and the right tools help us stay focused on the search—not the setup.

Link in bio for the equipment we use!

21/12/2025

After an hour of searching, a heat signature appeared in the distance. Using the drone's zoom, they found Zelda curled up on the edge of a field a mile away. Incredible!