An effective Lost Dog poster will help get the word out about a missing pet and it's really up to you to put one together that people in cars can see as well as people who are walking by. Don't forget to hand out the posters to pet stores, local neighbors and even vet offices. Don't give up hope — we all hope Fido comes home soon!

How to Make a Better Missing Dog Notice

1. Apply the basic principle, “Fewer words, larger print.”

2. Consider having the vital information printed in not less than a hundred point size.

3. As much as possible, create your lost dog’s description as accurately as you can, but not too detailed.

4. Never print your personal info. A good way to contact you, such as through a mobile phone number, is already plenty.

5. Try your best to make the Lost Dog posters as colorful as you can in order to easily catch people’s eyes.

6. Ensure that your missing pooch is visible enough in the photo for the people to identify.

7. When you are outside searching for Fido, remember to bring with you lots of extra fliers.

8. If necessary, try recruiting for support and assistance.

The Doginton Post elaborates more on how to create an effective Lost Dog poster for a missing pooch. As much as it pains you that your pup is missing, it's in your best interest to spring into action and get your fliers posted and handed out immediately. The more you get the word out via word of mouth and your effective fliers, the better change your doggie will be found as soon as possible.