Since 2014
Saving Pets & Reuniting Families
New England's #1 Missing Pet Tracker
We understand how important your pet is to you and your family. It is our mission to reunite you with them as soon as possible — safe and sound.
12+
Years of Service
Our Story
It Started With Our Own Lost Cat
After 6 days in the wilderness, Smitty was found.
Wandering Paws started 12 years ago when our own cat (Smitty) went missing. Devastated by the loss, we hired a tracker to help find him — and after 6 days in the wilderness, he was found by the team.
I was so intrigued by this service that I wanted to make it my job, and help families reunite with their lost pets. We have now successfully reunited hundreds of families, and I feel incredibly proud of the work that we do.
Through Wandering Paws, I am able to combine my two passions — animal welfare and helping others — in order to make a positive difference in the world.
100s
Pets Reunited
12+
Years Experience
All NE
Service Area
24/7
Available
Important Disclaimer
Please Read Before Contacting Us
We've been informed that people are attempting to impersonate our company and use platforms such as WhatsApp, Instagram, and others to steal money from people.
Please be aware: We do not use these platforms. We only use Facebook, which is linked directly from this website. We've also seen counterfeit clothing for sale on Chinese websites — we do not sell any kind of clothing.
If you haven't reached out to us directly at the phone number provided — it's a scam!
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a tracking dog still find a track when it has rained?
Yes they can. Rain does not affect a dog's ability to track.
What advice is good advice?
Many people on social media give advice but that doesn't mean it's good advice — it could even be harmful. Every case varies based on the situation, terrain, wildlife, and several other factors. Consult a professional.
Is hiring a tracker expensive?
That really depends on what the tracker has invested in the business to better improve your chances of finding and catching your pet.
Should I put my cat's litter box outside?
NO. Please do not use this advice — it attracts coyotes and puts your pet in greater danger.
When should I start trapping?
Do not trap until you have seen the pet. Trapping is also very dangerous because animals can thrash and injure themselves if the trap is not supervised.
Lost your pet? Don't wait — call us now.
Every minute matters. Our team is ready to help.
(508) 431-0439