For municipalities and police
Residents who have lost their pet turn to their municipality or the police for help. Point them to Ik ben vermist: free, for all of Belgium, with its own page per municipality. Below you find everything to do that in five minutes.
C&A, AniCura, Politiezone Neteland, Stad Aalst and Verzekeringen.be refer to Ik ben vermist.
Why referring helps
A missing pet is a question every municipality and police zone gets. This is the answer.
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Free, for everyone
Owners and finders pay nothing. No account needed, no app to install.
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All of Belgium, per municipality
Every municipality has its own page with the current reports. Link straight to it.
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In four languages
Dutch, French, English and German. Residents who speak another language find their way too.
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Neighbourhood alerts and push notifications
Residents get a heads-up when an animal goes missing nearby. More eyes, sooner home.
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Automatic posters
Every report instantly gets an A4 and A6 poster with QR code and images for social media.
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Privacy done right
No public address, contact through a relay, photos without EXIF data. Found animals are matched automatically with missing ones.
Material for your municipality
Pick a municipality and you get the link, copy for your website, the widget code and a poster with QR code.
Who is it for?
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Towns
A permanent "Pet lost or found" page on your website, with the link to your municipality and, if you like, the widget.
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Police zones
The answer to a frequent question at the front desk. The poster at the counter, the link in the FAQ.
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Shelters and vets
A found animal brought in? A report on Ik ben vermist reaches the neighbourhood right away, alongside the chip check.
Questions, or rather talk it through?
E-mail Christophe Vanleeuw at info@ikbenvermist.be. We are happy to help with tailored copy, a poster in your house style or a short briefing for the front-desk team.