Record the last-seen location properly
Mention the node and sector separately and add a nearby road, gate, park, station, market or other landmark. Note the date and approximate time and, if known, the direction your dog was moving.
What to include in a lost-dog report
Use a recent photo and describe coat colour, breed or mix, approximate size, gender, collar or harness, distinctive facial markings, ear shape, tail, scars and any unique behaviour. Avoid publishing sensitive personal contact details publicly.
Search beyond the exact spot
Check nearby residential lanes, parks, parking areas, building compounds, feeding points and routes connecting neighbouring sectors. Ask security staff, local feeders, vets and rescuers to watch for the dog. Update the report when a credible sighting changes the search area.
Use photo matching carefully
AI Search can help compare visual features, but treat a possible match as a lead rather than proof. Confirm identity using multiple distinctive features and reliable ownership evidence.
Safety when a dog is sighted
Do not chase a frightened dog into traffic. Keep a safe distance, note the exact location and time, and contact the owner through the website report where possible.
FAQs
Should I enter only Navi Mumbai as the location?
No. Add the node, sector and nearby landmark so people know where to search.
What photo is best?
Use a clear, recent photo showing the face, ears, coat pattern and body shape whenever possible.
Can AI Search confirm my dog?
It can help identify possible visual matches, but final confirmation should use several identifying features and ownership proof.