Pet Search and Rescue Conference: Adirondack Mountains, New York

Pet Search and Rescue Conference: Adirondack Mountains, New York

Join us for the Pet Search and Rescue Conference in sunny Tampa Bay, Florida! This exciting event will be held at 111 Payne Lane, Eagle Bay, New York, USA. Get ready to connect with fellow animal lovers, learn valuable lost pet search and rescue techniques, and discover using trained Search Dogs to find lost pets., located at . Getay to connect1 with fellow animal lovers, learn valuable lost pet search and rescue techniques, and discover using trained Search Dogs to find lost pets.. Get ready to connect with fellow animal lovers, learn valuable lost pet search and rescue techniques, and discover using trained Search Dogs to find lost pets.

Announcing 2024 Pet Search and Rescue Conferences🐾

Are you ready for an adventure like no other? Do you possess the determination and compassion to make a real difference in the lives of pets and their owners? If so, then come and join us at the Pet Search and Rescue Conferences! 🌟

We are thrilled to announce the Pet Search and Rescue 2024 Conferences will be offered in three amazing locations - sunny Tampa Bay, Florida in January, glamorous Los Angeles, California in April, and beautiful Adirondack Mountains, New York in August.

Working as a Pet Detective is rewarding and exciting. Every day brings new challenges. The sense of fulfillment that comes from reuniting lost pets with their families is unparalleled. Whether you dream of getting a job as a Pet Detective, starting your own Pet Detective business, or volunteering lost pet search services in your community, these conferences will inspire you and get you started.

🔎 The Investigative Adventure 🔎

Imagine being part of a team that tracks down lost pets. Your observation skills will come into play as you follow trails, analyze clues, and narrow down potential locations to search. Working Search K9s adds another technique to the methods that can be used to help find lost pets and evidence.

💼 From Volunteer to Expert 💼

Volunteering with a nonprofit or in your local community to help find lost pets is an excellent way to begin your career or share your skills as a Pet Detective. These conferences will provide you with inspiration, resources and in-person training. One of the highlights of the training is being able to work Search K9s or train with your own dog.

👥 Network and Join a Community of Animal Advocates 👥

One of the most unique aspects of these conferences is the opportunity to network and connect with a community of animal advocates. Meet like-minded individuals who share your love for animals and dedication to reuniting lost pets with their families.

📅 Mark Your Calendar for 2024! 📅

Ready to embark on this life-changing adventure? Want to find out more about working as a Pet Detective, hone your skills and work Search K9s? We're excited to invite you to our weekend conferences in 2024! *Very limited spots are available.

📞 Contact Us for a Free Consultation! 📞

Conference details, dates and rates: https://www.petsearchandrescue.com/conferences

If you have any questions about becoming a real-life Pet Detective, don't hesitate to reach out. We offer free consultations to answer your questions. Contact us today at https://www.petsearchandrescue.com/contact

Join us in making a difference in the lives of pets and their families. Become a Pet Detective and experience the joy of reuniting lost pets with their loving homes! 🐶🏠 Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity – register for the conferences now: https://www.petsearchandrescue.com/conferences

About Your Lead Trainer:

Annalisa Berns

Owner, Search Dog Handler & Licensed Private Investigator (Florida and California)

Annalisa Berns, is the owner of Pet Search and Rescue and Pet Search and Rescue Investigations. She dreamed of working with animals from a young age. Annalisa found her life’s work when she read Kat Albrecht’s book, “The Lost Pet Chronicles.” She is passionate about educating people about how to bring their lost pets home.

On a lost pet case Annalisa usually works 2-3 Search Dogs. She also coaches people how to find their lost pets. She is a licensed Private Investigator in California and Florida. She has also completed California Association of Licensed Investigator training NLITE. Annalisa helps train Search Dog Handlers to help find lost pets. She was a guest speaker at the Western States Veterinary Association twice and the American Veterinary Medical Association conference. She completed FEMA training with the Emergency Management Institute in Animals in Disaster: Awareness and Preparedness and Animal in Disaster: Community Planning. In 2023, she presented two mini sessions for Pet Sitters International. She also completed Introduction to Animal Psychology Certificate on Pet Behavior. Direct cell: 310-880-8268

Active Search Dogs: Bloodhounds Faith & Hawkeye

Trained Search Dogs: Ellie Mae, Diana, Glory (AHA Hero Dog of the Year, Search and Rescue), Mellie, Zep, Apache, Sky, Pepper & Cowgirl

Retired Search Dogs: Hope, Rainbow & Lilly