Dorset-based, nationwide support · 7 days a week
Bringing lost
dogs home
Specialist lost dog search and recovery from Dorset. We respond on the ground across the South and provide remote support by phone and email nationwide when time matters most.
Who we are
Eight years of
surveillance.
One mission.
Founded by Dave Rimmer after eight years in HM Forces surveillance and reconnaissance. Same discipline, different mission — finding lost dogs.
Our storyOn the ground
What people say
Dogs home. Families whole.
“I wouldn't have got my beloved Twigs back without their help. Grateful doesn't even cover it.”
Rapid response
When a dog goes missing in a dangerous location
Thermal aerial drones, submersible drones and ground teams — free to the owner.
How we search
How a search works
A methodical response, every time
Initial response
Assessment
Search
Recovery
Know more. Risk less. Protect them.
Prevention is the strongest search plan there is. Take the assessment and understand exactly where your dog is most at risk.
Education
We don’t just help find lost dogs. We teach people what to do if their dog ever goes missing.
Half of our work happens long before a dog goes missing. We train dog walkers, owners and professionals in prevention, risk assessment and the first critical hour — with accredited CPD points and certification on completion.
Lost Dog Safety Register
Check your dog walker is trained
Every professional on our register has completed Eye In The Sky training and holds at least 20 CPD points. Membership lasts two years, then must be renewed through further learning — so the list stays current.
Join the team
Your skills can bring a dog home
Become part of a dedicated not-for-profit team helping locate and reunite lost dogs across England. Whether you fly drones or assist on the ground, there is a role for you.
Find out moreTraining & posters
Be ready before it happens
Every search starts with one call
Based in Dorset, helping nationwide. Remote support by phone and email, and rapid on-the-ground response when it matters most.