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$5,000.00 or $10,000.00) resulted in news media coverage and the ultimate recovery of a missing pet, enormous rewards will likely result in scammers, chasing behaviors from money-hungry people, and invalid leads. Although we HAVE seen some cases where offering an enormous reward (i.e. Some dogs have been literally chase into traffic and have been killed as a result of this or chased out of the area where trained resources were trying to set up a feeding station and humane dog trap. While the MAR Network used to suggest offering a reward, we’ve recently discovered new information that indicates that putting out a message that there’s a “REWARD” for your missing pet might NOT be the best idea! Several volunteer lost pet Facebook groups have reported that when a “reward” is offered for a lost dog and a sighting of the missing dog is then posted on Facebook, well-meaning (but untrained) rescuers have rushed in and tried to capture the dog (presumably to get the reward) with tragic results. Even if you’ve plastered an area with flyers or small posters, REPLACE THEM with giant, neon posters and like many people you might get the “I think I have your lost dog” phone call that you’ve been praying for! SHOULD I OFFER A REWARD? If your posters are tiny (8 ½ X 11-sized sheets of paper) or a normal color, they will NOT be perceived and it will be like they are INVISIBLE! Watch this video which happens to show how people fail to pay attention to things (a lost dog!) in their environment, especially when they are talking on the phone, driving, or talking to another person. What this means is that if something does NOT capture your attention, you will not even perceive it. Researchers who’ve studied the human attention span have discovered a particular behavior called “Inattentional Blindness” and the hypothesis is that there is NO PERCEPTION without attention. There is a science involved in why giant, neon posters help recover lost pets. If instead you create a highly visible poster that conveys the message “HELP FIND!! LOST DOG–YELLOW LAB” or “HELP FIND!! LOST CAT–SIAMESE” or “HELP FIND!! LOST DOG–TAN TERRIER RED COLLAR” that every person driving by could quickly read, you will increase your probability of developing leads that will help you find your pet! INATTENTION BLINDNESS

#X3 reunion stations disappear drivers#

Even if drivers did manage to see the words “LOST DOG” very few will pull over to read the description of the lost pet. These are too small and very few people passing by even notice these. Most pet owners post lost pet FLYERS that are 8 1/2″ X 11″ white pieces of paper and the only message conveyed is LOST DOG or LOST CAT.

Let them convey a VISUAL IMAGE of what you have lost.

Put them at major intersections near where you lost your pet (and in areas of sightings).

Make them FLUORESCENT so that the color attracts the attention of everyone.

Make them GIANT so that people driving by cannot miss them.

Our Network has seen success in recovering lost pets several weeks after they’ve disappeared by helping people create posters using the following rules: At any typical intersection, you only have five seconds and five words to get your message across to drivers who are passing through the area where your pet is missing.

Over the years, Kat Albrecht and her affiliates have discovered a creative and highly effective tool for recovering lost pets with a method that Kat named the “FIVE + FIVE + FIFTY-FIVE RULE.” Here’s how it works.