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Steps to take if your pet gets lost and is registered in the AKC Reunite program.

Contact AKC immediately:  800-252-7894
  1. Call your local animal shelters and notify them about your lost pet.
  2. Hang posters in your neighborhood. 
  3. Network on Facebook or other social media sites

With Mobile Pet Microchipping, not only will you help your pet, but other causes that support the greater pet community!  

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Yes, I know I'm not a Canine Search and Rescue animal. I'm pretending I need rescuing because I see a hot little Poodle over there I'd like to get to know! I don't discriminate.



















The AKC REUNITE Canine Support & Relief Fund which has been established as a permanent charitable fund with the goals of providing resources, support, funds, and other assistance animal shelters and rescues; free recovery service enrollments to active military and service animals; over $800,000 in veterinary student scholarships; and so much more:

  • Search and Rescue animals and handlers participating in rescue and recovery efforts in connection with natural or civil disasters.
  • The veterinary units providing support to the canine rescue teams.
  • Not-for-profit animal shelters and similar not-for-profit organizations providing care for domestic animals orphaned or displaced as a result of natural or civil disasters.

More about the Canine Support and Relief Fund 

After the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the AKC REUNITE mission expanded to support animals in need. In early 2002, the AKC Canine Support and Relief Fund was created as a permanent charitable fund to proactively support the needs of volunteer Canine Search and Rescue organizations plus provide our nation’s pets with life saving disaster relief resources during hurricanes, tornados, floods and wildfires.

Beyond the grants from the Canine Support and Relief Fund, AKC REUNITE also provides extensive volunteer coordination and direction of corporate sponsorships to provide animals in need with food and supplies.

As pet recovery experts for 16 years, AKC REUNITE is there to help. They are a not-for-profit organization and protecting pets is all they do.

As a non-profit organization, AKC REUNITE takes pride in giving back to the companion animal community. All donations to the AKC REUNITE Operating Fund helps further its efforts to support the companion animal community.