Pet disaster alert

Together we're making sure no pet is left behind when disaster strikes

During Florida’s hurricane season, hundreds of thousands of pets are abandoned or turned away from shelters.

Our Pet Disaster Alert (PDA) initiative is equipping pet parents with additional resources to keep their pets safe during natural disasters.

Pet disaster alert

How we're keeping your pet safe this hurricane season

Reunite lost pets with their owners

Join our free network to send a notification to nearby users when your pet goes missing, and receive an alert once they're found.

Provide custom pet ID tags

Make finding your lost pet even easier by claiming a FREE tag with their unique ID.

Find pet-friendly hotels & shelters

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Locate the nearest safe haven for you and your pet in the midst of a disaster.

Get your preparedness guide

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Check out our pet preparedness guide to be sure you have everything you need in case of emergency.

Get Started

Our “prepared pet parent” checklist

Have an emergency shelter plan

Understand ahead of time where the nearest pet-friendly hotel or shelter is.

Pack an emergency kit

Have everything you need to keep your pet calm, safe, and healthy.

Sign up for FidoAlert

Join our network of pet finders and claim your free custom ID tag.

Check out our pet disaster preparedness guide!

Get a free plan for you and your pets courtesy of FidoTabby Alert and Flew the Coop

Disaster Plan Guide

Testimonials

"I got the free tags and set up my account almost a year ago...completely free. A few weeks back our dog snuck out of our yard, and before I even knew he was missing, I got a text from www.fidoalert.com that my dog had been found and gave a phone number to call to pick him up."

Brenda B Smith

"This tag has been a life saver for us!! So thankful for fidoalert. My new puppy figured out how to get out of our fence and our older dog followed him. I was panicking because I couldn't find either of them and I got a msg from fido alert about my puppy and the person had both of my dogs safely out in their backyard waiting for me."

Tiffany Ochoa

"This tag has saved my dog more times than I can count. Saved me from fees, my dog being hit, and from having to locate him across all the animal shelters. Very convenient and I recommend it to all my friends who have pets."

Rachel Zuniga

"I received mine today and I love it it's free and that's another way my fur baby will make it back home to his family that loves him so very much. Fidoalert thank you so very much!"

Kimberly Brown

Made possible by our partners

About Flew the Coop

Inspired by Harding’s life-changing experience with animal adoption, Flew The Coop® is a charitable initiative that supports nonprofits dedicated to rescuing animals in need and providing emergency assistance to those in crisis during disasters. Operated by Global Empowerment Mission (GEM), the initiative works to scale the impact of the non-profit partners it supports including Animal Haven, Dogs & Cats of Antigua, Kentucky Humane Society and The SATO Project, among others.

About Global Empowerment Mission

Global Empowerment Mission was formed in response to the 2010 Haiti Earthquake. Our objective is to deliver the most amount of aid, to the most amount of people in need, in the shortest amount of time and with the least amount of costs to our donors. With speed, efficiency, and local expertise, we have deployed over 355 disaster relief missions in 57 countries and all 50 states. GEM is 4-star rated by Charity Navigator, earning 100% across all four categories (Accountability & Finance, Impact & Results).

About PetScreening

Our Founder & CEO, John R. Bradford, III, started PetScreening in 2017 based on his personal ideology that pit bulls, german shepherds, rottweilers and other guard-dog breeds are not necessarily dangerous just because of their breed. He believed that every pet and its owner, together, represented a bigger picture, painted by specific data that could be shared with landlords, property managers, and businesses to make better pet-related decisions. His vision was simple: to make the world better.