MarkingsWhite chest and muzzle, green eyes, dark stripes on the forehead.
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Every animal has a story of its own
Photographs, markings, contacts, medical notes - in one place. This is what brings them home faster if they are ever lost.
Photographs
Markings
Medical notes
Contacts
History
A search that keeps looking
When a pet goes missing, the notice does not just sit there. We keep checking it against what appears in the network: nothing resembles it today, and in three days a volunteer adds a cat they met on a street - and we show you a possible match. The decision is always yours.
Share it
Build a notice
Print a poster
Help on the ground
People bring them home.
Share the search, build a post, print a notice, or simply walk your own street more carefully. All of it helps.
TailTag is a physical tag for a collar. A phone reads it with one touch: NFC and QR open the animal’s page. Coming soon.
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QR
Questions people ask
Short answers, before you decide whether this is for you.
What is TailTag?
A profile for your pet and, if they ever go missing, a search page you can share. The profile holds photographs, markings, medical notes and contacts. The search page is what you send to a neighbourhood chat.
Is TailTag free?
Yes. TailTag is free, and it works in a browser on any phone or computer - there is nothing to install.
My pet is missing. What do I do?
Start with the first twenty minutes: walk the house and the yard, ask the neighbours, ring the nearest vets and shelters. Then open a search - one button on your pet’s page, or the page «My animal is missing» if you have no profile yet - and share its address.
Who can see my pet’s profile?
The profile is not listed anywhere and cannot be found by searching. When you open a search, a public page appears with the photographs you chose, the markings and the area where your pet went missing - not your address.
I found an animal. What should I do?
Open the page «Found an animal?»: it shows the animals being looked for near you, so you can compare the faces yourself. If somebody can read the animal’s microchip, check the number on the same page. Neither needs an account.
Do I need an account to help look for somebody’s pet?
No. Anybody who opens a search page can tell the owner they have seen the animal, without signing up.
Does TailTag track my pet or find it by itself?
No. TailTag is not a tracker and does not know where your pet is. People find animals; TailTag gives them one page to look at and one way to reach you. While a search is open it also shows you possible matches, and the decision is always yours.
What is the physical TailTag?
A tag for the collar that a phone reads with one touch: NFC and a QR code open the animal’s page. It is coming and is not on sale yet. Until then you can print a paper card with your pet’s code and put it in a collar capsule.
Which languages does TailTag speak?
Seven: English, Montenegrin, Bosnian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Russian and German. A search page has its own address in each, so a link opens in the language of the people it is sent to.