Our Mission.
Locating your Missing Loved Ones.
We provide certified, specialist K9s and Search Technicians to support the search for missing and vulnerable people.
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Our teams are available day or night, in all weather conditions, responding to incidents involving those at risk. This includes overdue hikers, people living with dementia, missing or lost children, despondent individuals, and persons with intellectual disabilities, as well as searches involving accident or crime victims.
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We also deploy K9 teams to locate live casualties and to assist with victim recovery following man-made or natural disasters. When appropriate, we respond to incidents involving suicidal persons on piers or bridges, where our trained canines can provide a calm presence and emotional support.
A life saved
Max's First Find
On the night of 30th October, we were request to assist in the search for a vulnerable missing lady in Bangor Co. Down. The lady had been missing for 40 hours, Police, family and the public had been searching with no trace of her.
At 2230 the phone call came to us, we departed at 2240 and started our search at 2250. Max located the missing lady just before 2300, in an area that had been searched at least twice previous. The missing lady required first aid which was provided by handler before assistance arrived from UK Coastguard, Police and Ambulance.
*Pictured is the missing ladies husband and granddaughter meeting Max.
Always a little further.
Search dogs help us go further when time, terrain, or conditions limit human searchers. Working by scent rather than sight, our K9s can operate day or night in challenging environments, helping locate missing people faster.
​Training and maintaining a certified search dog takes years of commitment and significant investment. Our volunteers cover many costs themselves, including specialist training, equipment, veterinary care, and ongoing assessments.
With your support, we can help train and deploy these highly skilled dogs when they’re needed most.
“Your compassion brought hope and helped save lives in a time of crisis.”
Venezuelan Community Northern Ireland, 2026
