All Captured
HUMANE PET TRAPPING / PROGRAM IN DEVELOPMENT

LOCATED.
Then safely secured.

We’re developing humane live-trapping support for missing pets in Eastern Virginia. The goal is to help safely contain frightened animals that cannot be recovered through a direct approach. Call to discuss current availability.

Ask about trapping support ↗Text Jut with the last sighting →
Illustration of a calm dog resting on a soft pad inside a humane enclosure, with food and water after safe containmentIllustration / CARE AFTER SAFE CONTAINMENT
WHAT “HUMANE TRAPPING” MEANS HERE

A WAY BACK.
Handled with care.

A humane live trap is an enclosure designed to contain an animal alive. It is a recovery tool, used with a plan for the individual pet, appropriate equipment, monitoring, and a prompt response.

Fit the pet and the situation.

The pet’s size, behavior, confirmed activity, and location help determine whether trapping is appropriate and what equipment is needed.

Plan the monitoring.

Monitoring, weather, site access, and who will respond are part of the plan. A set trap needs responsible oversight.

Coordinate the handoff.

Safe containment is a step toward home. The recovery plan also needs a safe handoff to the owner and veterinary attention when appropriate.

Illustration of a drone and thermal controller used to search for a missing pet
TWO TOOLS. ONE PURPOSE.

FIND THE AREA.
Plan the recovery.

Thermal drone observations can help focus the search area. Confirmed sightings and the pet’s behavior then inform whether humane trapping may be a useful next step.

See how drone searches work ↗

Illustration of a thermal search.

THE NEXT CHAPTER / IN DEVELOPMENT

MORE SUPPORT.
One shared purpose.

We’re developing Captured Hearts as a Virginia nonprofit, with plans for a governing board and a team of members working toward one goal: helping missing pets get home.

The program is being built to bring drone searches, location confirmation, and humane trapping support together. We’ll share formation, team, and service updates as those pieces are established.

Nonprofit formation and humane trapping program in development
NEW KENT ROOTS / EASTERN VIRGINIA

LOCAL HELP.
A coordinated plan.

Based in New Kent, we discuss missing-pet searches in the Richmond and Williamsburg areas and across Eastern Virginia. Share your county and last confirmed sighting so we can assess travel, access, and availability.

Deployment and trapping support are arranged case by case. Call for current availability before making plans around a search.

Talk through your situation ↗
CLEAR ANSWERS. CALMER NEXT STEPS.

WHEN YOUR PET
is missing.

Is humane trapping available now?+

The humane trapping program is being developed. Contact us to discuss your situation and confirm equipment, monitoring, team availability, and the scope of support before arranging a recovery.

Will you tell me how to set a trap myself?+

Contact us to discuss a coordinated recovery plan. Trapping decisions should account for the individual animal, the site, appropriate equipment, and a reliable monitoring and response arrangement.

Can you guarantee a recovery, and what does it cost?+

No search or trapping method can guarantee a recovery. We’ll discuss feasibility, availability, scope, and any charges before work is arranged. A planned nonprofit structure does not mean every service is free.

MISSING A PET? START WITH THE LAST SIGHTING.

LET’S HELP
THEM HOME.

Call or text Jut with your location, last sighting, and a description of your pet.

757–705–2699
STRAIGHT TO JUT

WHAT’S THE
MISSION?

Share a few details, then open a text to discuss availability and scope.

Opens your messaging app. Nothing is sent until you send it. Prefer email? Email Jut. Or call 757-705-2699