Lost Pet Search Assistance
BlueJay uses aerial and thermal imaging to help search areas that are difficult or time-consuming to cover on foot — a wider, faster view when every minute matters.
How Aerial Search Can Help
Wider Coverage, Faster
Quickly view larger areas that would take much longer to search on foot.
Varied Terrain
Fields, wooded edges, brush, open land, and other terrain appropriate for aerial coverage.
Thermal When Useful
Thermal imaging can be used when conditions make it a helpful search tool.
Possible Heat Signatures
Aerial thermal footage may help identify heat signatures worth a closer look on the ground.
How the Process Works
Contact BlueJay
Share the last known location and any relevant details about the search area.
We Evaluate Conditions
Location, airspace, weather, terrain, and access are reviewed before any flight.
We Search From the Air
Aerial and/or thermal imagery is used to cover appropriate areas.
You Get What We See
If something relevant is observed, that information can help guide the ground search.
Important search limitations: Thermal and aerial imagery are search tools — they do not guarantee that a missing animal will be located or recovered. Results can be affected by vegetation, structures, weather, temperature, terrain, access, airspace, and other conditions.
Ready to Request This Service?
Tell us the last known location and what you're searching for, and we'll take it from there.