South Carolina
Please see website for detailed information www.professionalpettrackers.com
My passion is helping lost pets & the people who love them! I am a Certified Missing Animal Response Technician and have extensive experience working with a MAR K-9 Handler as Lead Consultant, responsible for helping loving owners recover their pets through Lost Pet Consultations & pre/post search work for K-9 deployments. My family’s relocation ended that partnership, but not my desire to help reunite loving families with their lost pets! Please call/text/email details of your case for a free initial consultation. Lost Pet Strategy Sessions & Consultations are available Nationwide. Questions? Please don’t hesitate to ask – I’m here to help!
LARG (Lost Animal Resource Group) is a volunteer-based East Coast organization that tracks, finds and humanely captures lost family pets, stray dogs, cats and other animals. Typically, these animals can’t be easily caught, picked up or captured through ordinary means. Getting these animals to safety often requires patience, strategy, skill and equipment, as well as time and resources.
Our volunteers do this work because we have a passion for saving at-risk animals and helping families. We work on these cases before, during and after our normal work and lives. Most of our volunteers operate in Maryland, however we also serve surrounding areas based on volunteer availability. We also train and network with other humane trappers in other areas. Because of our organization’s specialized experience, we work with families on cases across the United States.
Our organization is very specialized – We focus on field rescue of animals who are not already safely contained; our primary focus is getting them to safety. LARG is currently supported by our volunteers who put their own time and money into this service.
The animals we help to rescue often have no one else who is able or willing to search for them, or take the time to rescue them from their life of danger, suffering and loneliness. These animals might be dumped, lost or stray, but they still deserve to be helped.
