Web Site Offers Amber Alerts For Dogs
POSTED: Wednesday, March 19, 2008
UPDATED: 3:00 pm EDT March 19,
2008
 "(It's) the first ever Amber Alert for dogs," site creator Stryker Lampe said. "I wanted to come up with a system that was simple and completely free that allowed people, that if their dog went missing, they would be able to help each other in the search to find the lost animal." |
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- An Arizona man has created the world's first Web site that features Amber Alerts for dogs and allows pet owners to get involved in social networking.
VIDEO: Social Site For Dogs, Owners
Dognamic.com's Web site creator Stryker Lampe said visitors can upload video, create blog posts and use other tools to engage a community.Lampe said the site was built to help pet owners."(It's) the first ever Amber Alert for dogs," site creator Stryker Lampe said. "I wanted to come up with a system that was simple and completely free that allowed people, that if their dog went missing, they would be able to help each other in the search to find the lost animal."Users pick the number of miles they want their Amber Alert to be viewed within their zip code.Fliers can also be made on the site."You're able to go in on the back end, upload a picture and all of your information that you want about that dog and that will be on your flier," Lampe said."That would probably be the best idea I ever heard," a resident said when told about the site.Lampe's friend, Mike Casten, said he's loved the idea from day one."It's just nice to know that there's something like Dognamic out there that would help me get her back," Casten said.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
VIDEO: Social Site For Dogs, Owners
Dognamic.com's Web site creator Stryker Lampe said visitors can upload video, create blog posts and use other tools to engage a community.Lampe said the site was built to help pet owners."(It's) the first ever Amber Alert for dogs," site creator Stryker Lampe said. "I wanted to come up with a system that was simple and completely free that allowed people, that if their dog went missing, they would be able to help each other in the search to find the lost animal."Users pick the number of miles they want their Amber Alert to be viewed within their zip code.Fliers can also be made on the site."You're able to go in on the back end, upload a picture and all of your information that you want about that dog and that will be on your flier," Lampe said."That would probably be the best idea I ever heard," a resident said when told about the site.Lampe's friend, Mike Casten, said he's loved the idea from day one."It's just nice to know that there's something like Dognamic out there that would help me get her back," Casten said.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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