Dogs on walks
A slipped lead or an open gate, and they're two streets away.
Pets
A collar tag that gets them home
Lost? Tap. Found.
Most lost pets are found by a neighbour or a passer-by a few streets away. The plum tag reads TAP TO HELP ME HOME. One tap with a phone shows their name and puts the finder in touch with you.
Plum round tag, 42 mm
What the person who finds them sees
TapFound emergency page
Hi, I'm Biscuit
I'm lost. Please help me get home.
Call Emma (Owner)
What helps me
Speak softly and crouch down. Let me come to you.
Please don't
Chase me or try to pick me up.
Medical conditions
Diabetic, on insulin. Please don't feed me.
Where it helps
Cats that roam
A neighbour can tap the tag instead of guessing whose cat it is.
Pets with medical needs
Medication or a health condition shows only if you switch it on.
Holidays and moving house
New places are where pets go missing. Update the details in seconds.
What you can include
- Their name and a photo (optional)
- Who to call, in order
- How to approach them and what to avoid
- Medication and health conditions (optional)
- Microchip number (optional)
- Your area or address (optional, hidden unless you show it)
Every detail is hidden until you switch it on, and you can change it at any time without a new tag.
It works alongside a microchip, not instead of one, so keep the microchip details up to date. In the UK, the law also requires a dog in a public place to wear a tag showing your name and address, so keep that on the collar too.
Designed to be found.
Set up a pet profile