I don't know if the campaign helped find my cat Maggie. I enlisted PetRadar's social media campaign on the 7th day she'd been missing. The posts had over 3000 local views. It's possible a neighbour saw my post asking people to check their locked sheds and let her out, as she turned up in our next-door neighbour's yard the following morning on the 8th day. I've read people complain about the cost of PetRadar's social media campaigns; from experience, I understand that they're expensive to run due to Facebook and IG advertising costs. I wanted many locals to see my post, and I was prepared to pay for it. I already made my own flyers, and letterbox dropped 200 of them. However, I did get many handy tips from PetRadar's website over the past 7 days, which I utilised. I was about to put PetRadar posters in public places and felt better knowing I could use the QR code to help protect my privacy and help avoid scammers. Last night, I read many reviews from people who got their cat back after a week; they gave me hope. Today, I was preparing to door-knock neighbours to ask them to make sure Maggie wasn't locked in a shed. It was PetRadar who gave me the confidence to do so. I believe PetRadar's free and paid services are worth 5 stars. Maggie came back after 7 days and 10 hours. If you read this, don't give up.
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