Pets-911.com has developed a new technology system designed to recover lost pets fast like an Amber Alert for pets. A water-resistant digital USB Flash Drive becomes a Digital Pet ID tag storing photos, 100 points of pet data like common behaviors, verbal commands and medical history on the collar. Data can be accessed by 200 million computers and laptops built since 1997 including those with Microsoft Windows, Apple Macintosh and Linux operating systems. Website features the first Online International Pet Data Registry supporting 190 countries and supports translation in 10 different languages. This sytem is excellent for pets like cats, dogs, ferrets and large animals like horses, alpacas, llamas. Even birds and reptiles benefit from this coverage.

Spring Hill, FL (PRWEB) October 30, 2006 -- MWR Enterprises has unveiled a new website called Pets-911.com. 12 months of research and development has produced a new level pet rescue and recovery tools to aid both the pet owner and the rescuer in terms of recovering the pet quickly and safely.
Our system holds over 100 points of data including, multiple points of contact, websites, email addresses and telephone numbers. Owners can easily update their information via Pets-911.com anytime of day. Contacts like a local animal rescue shelter, veterinarian, or a long distance third party who can relay information in case the owner is displaced in a natural disaster like those victimized by Hurricane Katrina.

To minimize further trauma to the lost pet or animal, the rescuer has information supplied by the owner such as pet demeanor around unfamiliar areas, new people and other animals, what kinds of food and drug allergies the pet has and what their reactions are. The owner can also add medical history. Data includes pet verbal commands, diet menu, feeding schedules, pet lives indoors or outdoors, housebroken, etc. This will change by species if a dog, cat, ferret, horse or other animal.

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Technology - Podcast Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 16:36:29 -0700