There is nothing more tragic and stressful than when one of our beloved furkids goes missing. The frequency of stolen pets has been on the rise for years, the recovery of them is often impossible, depending on where they have been transported to. With so many animals who we feel are safe in their own neighborhoods being viewed as "homeless" by many people, who don't give a thought to that animal may be someone's missing one, the task of finding them can be even more difficult.

While recovery may sound bleak and impossible, over the past three years of working missing pets with Animal Communicator Judi J. Byers, many many pets were successfully returned home to their families.

A missing pet on the move has the greatest chance of being returned home. They will willingly tell us they are lost, describe their surroundings as well as follow directions to either help them return home on their own, or be found by their loved ones. For stolen animals or those who someone has taken in, your best chance of recovery is to quickly get those flyers up, and notify as many agencies and vets as possible. It only takes one phone call to often see a safe return of your pet.

It is not unusual for your pooch or cat or other species to suddenly go on a "field trip" concerned with nothing but their own personal adventure. All animals have free will, out on their own they cherish that free will and a break from routine. With no conception of real time as us humans know time, they can quickly find themselves turned around, hungry, scared and confused, or other circumstances may have prevailed that caused them to run and hide. Every case is different. Most revert to their "animal in the wild" life skills they all possess, even if they have always had a nice comfortable home to live in and a family who loves them. Cats, can and do really take their freedom to the limits when they decide to go on what we call a walk-about. There are as many variables to any missing pet as their are circumstances, the worst one being news that none of us want to hear, that our missing one is no longer alive.

So what can one do, and what can we do to help you ?? As I stated previously, get the word out as fast as possible. Try to keep your energy calm (easier said than done, I know this) and transmit loving thoughts of home and family, as yes they do feel these. Envision a lifeline to home, imagining a thin cord that connects them to you, for those who are out on the move. Also imagine a "Beacon of Light" (like a lighthouse revolving) that your pet can see from the sky wherever they are. This has proven to be a very good guidence technique, and one that we use while communicating with your missing one.

During our initial communication with your missing one, we are able to determine if anything fatal has occured. Once we establish a communication with the pet, we ask them to show us as much as they can. In the case of any animal who has been picked up, most are very good at describing both the persons and the vehicles if one was used. We also use satelite maps and dowsing tools for tracking energy. The first 48 hours, dowsing is done at different intervals during the day and evening for those on the move, maps of possible locations are emailed to you. (Dowsing and mapping also includes stolen pets to try and locate the area they are being kept at.) Keep in mind that if you are driving around, do not call your pets name and then leave, your voice can travel a great distance and they need time to locate where you are. It is best to either walk, or sit for periods of a time, especially in areas where you may have had any sightings. We continue our efforts to reunite you with your missing pet for up to one week, before any extra charges are incurred. We cannot offer you any guarentee for the safe return of your pet.

The fee for our help is $80 for one week, that includes an initial phone consultation, map locations and email updates.

Other services that are available to you are:

One Communication Reading for your Missing Pet + 1 Map, $40
Map Dowsing Only, $25

We do accept PayPal for credit card payments or personal checks and money orders. We do not wait for your check to arrive before beginning to try and locate your missing one. Our payment information and address are also located on both the Services and Contact pages.

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**Please Note: Missing Pet Services are free for any Rescue Group**
To ensure prompt attention, please include any photos, your full name and address, your pet's name (including nicknames), age, circumstances, and any recent sighting locations.