For the moment a pet goes missing
Help your lost pet find its way home.
PettoLost turns the first, frantic hours into a plan: report your pet lost in under a minute, put a poster with a QR code on every corner, and let neighbours tell you where they saw them.
How it works
Three steps, all from your phone. Anyone can help without installing anything.
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Add your pet
A profile with photos, colour, marks and temperament, ready long before you ever need it.
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Mark them lost
One tap publishes a public page and a printable poster with a QR code, in Bulgarian, English or both.
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Get sightings
People who scan the poster or open the link tell you where and when they saw your pet, with a photo if they have one.
Everything you need while you search
Made for the hours when every minute counts.
Posters that work
A4, A5, a story and a feed image, ready to print or share to Viber, WhatsApp, Facebook and the rest.
A page anyone can open
Every poster links to a public page with photos, the area last seen and what to do. No app or account needed.
Sightings in one place
Reports arrive on a map with time and photo, so you know where to look next instead of scrolling through comments.
Alerts for neighbours
People nearby who opted in get a notification when a pet goes missing in their area.
Found a pet?
Report an animal you found and PettoLost looks for owners who lost one like it nearby.
A recovery checklist
Clear next steps: shelters, vets, the neighbourhood, social media. Tick them off as you go.
Private by design
Asking strangers for help should not mean giving them your phone number or your address.
- Messages go through PettoLost. Your phone number stays private.
- The map shows an approximate area, about 100 m across, never an exact address.
- No tracking. Anonymous usage statistics only if you switch them on.
- You can download or delete all your data from the app at any time.
Never pay anyone who asks for money before your pet is safely home. People who really found a pet do not ask for a fee.
Coming soon to the App Store
PettoLost is in final testing for iPhone. It speaks Bulgarian and English, and the public pages work in any browser.