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KoogaTag: the pet owners high-tech security blanket.

As pet owners, if you’ve lost your pet, you want to track down any lead and talk to anyone who says they’ve seen or has your pet. And while we’d all like to think otherwise, there are some people who prey on families when they are at their most vulnerable. They might call you and tell you they’ve found your pet and offer to bring your beloved companion to your home. 

Pet rescue groups advise pet owners responding to a stranger’s call to do the following: Never meet a person calling about your lost pet alone. There’s strength in numbers, and scam artists or criminals are less likely to try anything if you show up at the arranged meeting with a friend or two. And even if you bring people with you, make sure you plan the meeting in a public place. A coffee shop or well-traveled area in a local park are good choices; even the most brazen criminal will think twice about pulling a job if there are witnesses. And most importantly, never invite a stranger into your home.

KoogaTags make avoiding these problems easy for pet owners. Your personal information is nowhere to be seen on the tag. Instead, each tag is imprinted with a toll-free 888 number and a unique ID number. Whoever finds your pet can call that number to report that your animal has been found. The caller is connected to KoogaPet’s 24-hour help line, where our staff of experts asks all the necessary questions to verify that the person is in possession of your pet. You will only be contacted by KoogaPet, never a stranger. Your pet’s medical records are also on file.

 

If your pet is recovered by your local animal control organization, KoogaPet has you covered there as well. Unlike implanted microchips, which need proprietary readers to work, the KoogaTag can be read by any computer purchased in the last ten years to retrieve potentially life-saving veterinarian information.

KoogaTag: the pet owners high-tech security blanket.