Findpet's Pet Access Log records selected events that may help pet owners and shelters investigate activity related to a lost pet. Depending on the pet, identification method, user permissions, and available data, the log may include:

1. Approximate location of a Findpet ID or tag scan
2. Precise scan location, when voluntarily shared by the person scanning the tag
3. Microchip searches performed through Findpet
4. Microchip lookup activity associated with the AAHA Universal Pet Microchip Lookup Tool, when available to Findpet
5. Pet profile views
6. Microchip profile views
7. Messages sent to the owner, including location information when shared
8. Other identification or matching events supported by Findpet

The Pet Access Log is intended to provide additional context during a lost-pet search. Availability of individual event types and location data may depend on the service level and the information shared by users.

Is the Pet Access Log free?

Access to Pet Access Log features may vary by account type, pet status, and service level. Some event details, such as location information, may be limited to eligible accounts or plans.

Can shelters access the Pet Access Log?

Shelter staff can access Pet Access Log information for eligible pets associated with their organization. Access for transferred pets may depend on factors such as participation in the Findpet Shelter Tag Program, the pet being reported Lost or Found, or qualifying microchip-search activity.

Because availability rules may change as the service evolves, contact [email protected] if you need confirmation about access for a specific pet or organization.

Where can I find the Pet Access Log?

1. Open the Dashboard or My Pets section. You must be signed in to an authorized account.