Winsford business launches smart tag to reunite dogs and owners

A SMART dog tag has been launched to help reunite lost dogs with their owners.

Winsford's Dave Purcell has developed an NFC-enabled (near field communication) dog tag designed to reunite lost pets with their owners more quickly and easily.

A former Woodford Lodge High School student, Dave has launched his new business, Lost Then Found, to manufacture the tags.

He said: "When a dog goes missing, owners need information quickly and finders need a simple way to help.

"I wanted to create something that was easy to use in a stressful situation, without an app or an ongoing charge."

Priced at £12 and free from monthly fees, the tags allow anyone who finds a dog to tap the tag with a compatible smartphone, accessing an online profile for the pet.

The owner receives an immediate text and email notification, including the finder’s location if permission is given.

For the full story, see Northwich Guardian

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