This business helps people find their missing pets-sometimes with the help of bloodhounds

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Soon after, people that needed assistance finding their lost pets reached out to Maclellan, and then it turned into a business. Prior to Pet Searchers Canada, he was in the financial world.

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“We probably get three to five calls a day from Ontario,” the pet detective remarked. “We do a lot of cat searches—some days Parker will go out and do two or three cat searches in one day.”

Maclellan has advice for cat-owners—keep them inside.

“If you let them out, they’re going to roam, and there’s lots of danger out there,” he said. “You wouldn’t let your dog run around outside all the time, or your children. If you love them, you’ve got to treat them like children.”

Using proper harnesses and a GPS is another tip to keep track of your pet’s whereabouts at all times.

“When we take our bloodhounds out, we have GPS on them at all times, and a proper harness,” he said.

For more information, people can visit www.petsearcherscanada.com.