Lost-dog card
The one that gets away is every walker’s nightmare and the first twenty minutes decide how it ends. Those minutes are not the time to be hunting for a microchip number.
Fill the gaps on a quiet Tuesday
The card tells you what is missing — chip, markings, vet number, a photo — so you find out now rather than standing in a field at dusk.
Printable, not sendable
One page you can print, hand to somebody, or read down the phone to a warden. It does not message anyone: in that situation you are phoning, not composing.
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Fill in Identification on each dogChip number, distinctive markings, usual collar.
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Add a photoThe pet record’s featured image is what the card uses.
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Check the card nowAnything missing shows in a warning before you need it.
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Print it if the worst happensAnd call, do not chase.
FAQ
Should I report a lost dog anywhere else?
Yes — the microchip database, the local dog warden, nearby vets, and the owner first of all. This card is what makes those calls fast, not a substitute for them.